Montana shipwreck in the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary
DiverSync - Netcasts and Podcasts for Scuba DiversSeptember 09, 202400:00:57

Montana shipwreck in the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary

Diving into the past at the Montana wreck in Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary! This wooden steam barge, lying in 70 feet of water, offers a captivating glimpse into the maritime history of the Great Lakes. The visibility was stunning, making this dive a visual treat for shipwreck enthusiasts. Whether you’re a seasoned diver or just starting your underwater adventures, the Montana is a must-see. Watch as we explore the remains of this once-mighty vessel, now a peaceful part of the underwater landscape.

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