dementid
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has anyone done any diving in any of the lakes in the cheyenne area i am from that area originaly and was curious about the local lakes.
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Cheyenne + Diving = Oxymoron
Glendo is a hundred miles north and is a possibility but it tends to be pretty wind blown and murky. Diving may be a possibility up around the canyon.
Glendo is a hundred miles north and is a possibility but it tends to be pretty wind blown and murky. Diving may be a possibility up around the canyon.
Capnsnott
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I like to dive Glendo.
We have dove the cove areas on the East side, good vis in mid summer. It was about 15'. We dove up by the new boat ramp on the East side (south of it actually).
I also love the cliff faces on the West side across from the sandy beach area. It's 97'+ but you have to have a Halogen light to see. Vis was about 3'.
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We have dove the cove areas on the East side, good vis in mid summer. It was about 15'. We dove up by the new boat ramp on the East side (south of it actually).
I also love the cliff faces on the West side across from the sandy beach area. It's 97'+ but you have to have a Halogen light to see. Vis was about 3'.
asta
Greg
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