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Betty Hedger
Deep cold-water wreck dive on Betty Hedger.
Boat-accessed wreck with exposed framing, a sulfur cargo hold, and a pronounced thermocline.
About Betty Hedger
Betty Hedger is a deep boat-accessed wreck dive with exposed framing, a small pilothouse, and cargo remnants that make it a serious cold-water site rather than a casual sightseeing stop. The dive rewards experienced teams that are comfortable with careful wreck navigation, conservative gas planning, and a measured ascent after working the structure.
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Betty Hedger Planning Details
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
35.1m
Depth Note
Wreck lies in 115 ft of water; thermocline typically around 55 ft.
Best Season
Late spring through early fall, when boat conditions are usually easier.
Typical Conditions
Cold bottom water, variable visibility, and a deep wreck profile that suits slow, deliberate diving.
Safety & Access At Betty Hedger
Site conditions, restrictions, and access requirements.
Site Conditions
Cold waterLow visibility
Safety Notes
Bring lights, stay conservative on gas, and treat depth, cold, and thermocline as primary hazards.
Access Restrictions
Boat-only access; best handled with a charter or local operator familiar with the site.
Legal Notes
Follow standard wreck, navigation, and charter guidance on this waterway.
Local Intel For Betty Hedger
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Deep wreck dive with exposed framing and intact features like the pilothouse and deck gear.
Freediving
Not suitable for freediving because of depth and cold water.
Snorkeling
Not suitable for snorkeling.
Recent Logged Visits At Betty Hedger
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Dive Spot Log Averages At Betty Hedger
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