Alaska

Despite its history and significance, Sidney-Anacortes is typically the state's most minor route. The amount of 110,000 to 150,000 passengers per year wasn't enough to resume it's operations.

If you want to travel from Maine toward Nova Scotia this is a very interesting and fast option. The crossing alone takes 3.5 hours and is very comfortable with high-quality seating on the Cat. The Ferry travels from Yarmouth Bar to Harbor. Only active during peak season.

The ferry from Bellingham and Juneau (and or the other way around) is the main route of the Alaska Highway System. It takes about 62 hours to make this crossing with three stops in between. The Bellingham - Juneau ferry crossing sails once per week.

The ferry from Bellingham and Ketchikan is the first 36 to 41-hour crossing you have to take if you want to reach Alaska by ferry. The number of sailings per week is heavily dependent on the low or high season.

The ferry from Prince Rupert to Skagway is one of the top crossings in the world in terms of interest from passengers.