Bottom temperatures on the Sawtooth wrecks are always colder than expected because the current comes up from a depth of over 500 ft. Expect temperatures in the upper 30s. As the Moreland is part of the Keewenaw Underwater Preserve, she is bouyed in the Summer months. The Moreland can be reached by launching out of Eagle Harbor and making the five mile journey to Sawtooth Reef. A seaworthy boat is necessary because Lake Superior is often rough and can kick up with little warning.
Divers can explore other nearby wrecks which are also bouyed.
Nearby are the James Pickands, Tioga, Colorado, Chippewa and Fern. Julius F. Wolff Jr.'s Lake Superior Shipwrecks, Keewenaw Shipwrecks by Fred Stonehouse, Divers Guide to Michigan by Steve Harrington, Dive of site by author.