Stausee Soboth
About Stausee Soboth
A reservoir that flooded a former mine, creating a shoreline of steep, sloping stone walls. The lake is described as very dark, with a striking golden-yellow color in sunlight and glittering rock surfaces underwater. It’s considered a very nice dive site best suited to more experienced divers, with underwater ledges and rock features to explore.
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Typical Conditions
Very dark water; golden-yellow coloration can be especially noticeable in sunshine.
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Dark water and steep stone walls make this site better suited to experienced divers.
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Recommended for more experienced divers.
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