Nature's beauty...

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Originally posted by slavdogg@Aug 10 2004, 12:33 AM
i thought Lake Tahoe was the deepest lake
so deep they cant find the bottom

Slav,
with me you don't have to _think_,
just listening is good enough
;-)))


http://www.frommers.com/destinations...529020137.html

Crater Lake National Park: At 1,932 feet deep, Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States, and its sapphire-blue waters are a bewitchingly beautiful sight when seen from the rim of the volcanic crater that forms the lake.

next year we'll go to the Hell Canyon in Oregon which is deeper than Grand Canyon
;-)))

Hells Canyon: Deeper than the Grand Canyon, this massive gorge along the Oregon-Idaho border is remote and inaccessible, and that is just what makes it fascinating. You can gaze down into it from on high, float its waters, or hike its trails.