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I have the opportunity to spend a weekend, for free no less (it's a work thing), at the Sun Mountain Lodge near Winthrop Washington. There will be a couple of other divers there too. Does anyone know of a lake shore dive(s) in the area? We are all regular ocean (dry suit) divers from Vancouver BC. with good ocean experience, but no freshwater experience.
I have the opportunity to spend a weekend, for free no less (it's a work thing), at the Sun Mountain Lodge near Winthrop Washington. There will be a couple of other divers there too. Does anyone know of a lake shore dive(s) in the area? We are all regular ocean (dry suit) divers from Vancouver BC. with good ocean experience, but no freshwater experience.
Suggestions?
Thank you in advance,
Jimi
If you only have a week-end, my advice is to not think about diving. The closest place I know to dive is Lake Chelan, and that's quite a haul from Sun Mountain Lodge ... on the order of about 75 or 80 miles. There's a small lake close by (Perrigen?), but it's a mudhole, and overrun with ski boats and PWC's.
That area up there is beautiful, but dry. Take your mountain bikes, rent a horse, or just plan a hike. There are plenty of dry-land activities right at the lodge. And if you REALLY want to experience the area, drive up to Washington Pass and take a hike up the Blue Lake trail. It's only about an hour each way, and the mountain scenery is nothing short of spectacular ...
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