Pride of Baltimore II to Host Public Tours in Rockland

Baltimore, MD, August 22, 2026 —

The tall ship Pride of Baltimore II is set to welcome the public aboard for tours during its upcoming visit to Rockland. The vessel, a replica of an 18th-century topsail schooner, will be docked and open for visitors to explore its decks and learn about its history and purpose.

The specific dates and times for the tours were not provided. Further details regarding the schedule for public access will be announced closer to the vessel’s arrival.

The Pride of Baltimore II serves as Maryland’s official sailing ambassador, promoting maritime heritage and tourism. It is a replica of the Baltimore clippers that were renowned for their speed and maneuverability in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

The ship has a length of 157 feet and a beam of 26 feet, with a draft of 13 feet. It is crewed by a professional captain and officers, along with a diverse contingent of 18- to 24-year-old trainees, known as “virtual crewing” participants, who gain hands-on sailing experience.

Visitors to the ship typically have the opportunity to learn about the ship’s construction, its voyages, and the maritime traditions it represents. The Pride of Baltimore II has a long history of participating in maritime festivals and events, as well as undertaking educational voyages.

Information regarding ticketing or any associated fees for the tours in Rockland was not immediately available. Attendees are advised to check for further announcements regarding these details.

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