Murner See Rutsche
About Murner See Rutsche
This inland dive spot lies on the southern shore of a lake formed from a former open-cast lignite mine. The main feature is a metal slide structure that starts around 5 m and descends to roughly 40 m depth. In the shallows there is an underwater forest. The acidic water is associated with generally good visibility, while fish life is sparse but can include perch, occasional pike, and at least one large catfish.
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Murner See Rutsche Planning Details
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Reported Depth
5m - 40m
Depth Note
A metal slide feature begins at about 5 m and runs down to around 40 m.
Typical Conditions
Acidic water with mostly good visibility; freshwater lake conditions.
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Safety Notes
The site includes a steep descending structure reaching about 40 m; plan depth and gas management accordingly.
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Scuba
A metal slide starts at about 5 m and continues down to roughly 40 m, offering a deep freshwater dive profile.
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