This is an interactive map! Use controls to pan and zoom this map.
Access
|
English (Translate this text in English): from Calgary, follow #1 west(TransCanada Hwy) to Hwy #22. Turn South, and follow it past Bragg Creek to a "T" intersection. Turn right onto Hwy #66, and follow it (don't hit any free-range cows or deer!) about 35kms to the signs for ForgetMeNot. Turn left onto the side road (if you are on gravel you have gone too far) then left again into the parking lot. The dive site is no more than 50m from the parking lot. Total drive about 60km from #1 hwy.
English (Translate this text in English): from Calgary, follow #1 west(TransCanada Hwy) to Hwy #22. Turn South, and follow it past Bragg Creek to a "T" intersection. Turn right onto Hwy #66, and follow it (don't hit any free-range cows or deer!) about 35kms to the signs for ForgetMeNot. Turn left onto the side road (if you are on gravel you have gone too far) then left again into the parking lot. The dive site is no more than 50m from the parking lot. Total drive about 60km from #1 hwy.
from Calgary, follow #1 west(TransCanada Hwy) to Hwy #22. Turn South, and follow it past Bragg Creek to a "T" intersection. Turn right onto Hwy #66, and follow it (don't hit any free-range cows or deer!) about 35kms to the signs for ForgetMeNot. Turn left onto the side road (if you are on gravel you have gone too far) then left again into the parking lot. The dive site is no more than 50m from the parking lot. Total drive about 60km from #1 hwy.
English (Translate this text in English): from Calgary, follow #1 west(TransCanada Hwy) to Hwy #22. Turn South, and follow it past Bragg Creek to a "T" intersection. Turn right onto Hwy #66, and follow it (don't hit any free-range cows or deer!) about 35kms to the signs for ForgetMeNot. Turn left onto the side road (if you are on gravel you have gone too far) then left again into the parking lot. The dive site is no more than 50m from the parking lot. Total drive about 60km from #1 hwy.
English (Translate this text in English): from Calgary, follow #1 west(TransCanada Hwy) to Hwy #22. Turn South, and follow it past Bragg Creek to a "T" intersection. Turn right onto Hwy #66, and follow it (don't hit any free-range cows or deer!) about 35kms to the signs for ForgetMeNot. Turn left onto the side road (if you are on gravel you have gone too far) then left again into the parking lot. The dive site is no more than 50m from the parking lot. Total drive about 60km from #1 hwy.
English (Translate this text in English): from Calgary, follow #1 west(TransCanada Hwy) to Hwy #22. Turn South, and follow it past Bragg Creek to a "T" intersection. Turn right onto Hwy #66, and follow it (don't hit any free-range cows or deer!) about 35kms to the signs for ForgetMeNot. Turn left onto the side road (if you are on gravel you have gone too far) then left again into the parking lot. The dive site is no more than 50m from the parking lot. Total drive about 60km from #1 hwy.
English (Translate this text in English): from Calgary, follow #1 west(TransCanada Hwy) to Hwy #22. Turn South, and follow it past Bragg Creek to a "T" intersection. Turn right onto Hwy #66, and follow it (don't hit any free-range cows or deer!) about 35kms to the signs for ForgetMeNot. Turn left onto the side road (if you are on gravel you have gone too far) then left again into the parking lot. The dive site is no more than 50m from the parking lot. Total drive about 60km from #1 hwy.
English (Translate this text in English): from Calgary, follow #1 west(TransCanada Hwy) to Hwy #22. Turn South, and follow it past Bragg Creek to a "T" intersection. Turn right onto Hwy #66, and follow it (don't hit any free-range cows or deer!) about 35kms to the signs for ForgetMeNot. Turn left onto the side road (if you are on gravel you have gone too far) then left again into the parking lot. The dive site is no more than 50m from the parking lot. Total drive about 60km from #1 hwy.
English (Translate this text in English): from Calgary, follow #1 west(TransCanada Hwy) to Hwy #22. Turn South, and follow it past Bragg Creek to a "T" intersection. Turn right onto Hwy #66, and follow it (don't hit any free-range cows or deer!) about 35kms to the signs for ForgetMeNot. Turn left onto the side road (if you are on gravel you have gone too far) then left again into the parking lot. The dive site is no more than 50m from the parking lot. Total drive about 60km from #1 hwy.
How?
Distance
Easy to find?
|
|
Dive site Characteristics
Alternative name Forget me not
Average depth 6.1 m / 20 ft
Max depth 6.7 m / 22 ft
Current
Visibility
Quality
Dive site quality
Experience
Bio interest
More details
Week crowd
Week-end crowd
Dive type
-
Dive site activities
-
-
-
-
-
Dangers
Additional Information
English (Translate this text in English): The lake is very much like a moonscape, and there are 5 trout in it. The water is cold, around 6 degrees C; spring and glacier meltwater fed. It is advised that you wear a drysuit. The vis is amazing at 100+ feet. Fantastic spot for a social dive, practicing nav, or night dives. Memorial Plaque to an Calgary Police Officer near the entry point. There are a couple of cinder block castles where the trout hang out.
English (Translate this text in English): The lake is very much like a moonscape, and there are 5 trout in it. The water is cold, around 6 degrees C; spring and glacier meltwater fed. It is advised that you wear a drysuit. The vis is amazing at 100+ feet. Fantastic spot for a social dive, practicing nav, or night dives. Memorial Plaque to an Calgary Police Officer near the entry point. There are a couple of cinder block castles where the trout hang out.
The lake is very much like a moonscape, and there are 5 trout in it. The water is cold, around 6 degrees C; spring and glacier meltwater fed. It is advised that you wear a drysuit. The vis is amazing at 100+ feet. Fantastic spot for a social dive, practicing nav, or night dives. Memorial Plaque to an Calgary Police Officer near the entry point. There are a couple of cinder block castles where the trout hang out.
English (Translate this text in English): The lake is very much like a moonscape, and there are 5 trout in it. The water is cold, around 6 degrees C; spring and glacier meltwater fed. It is advised that you wear a drysuit. The vis is amazing at 100+ feet. Fantastic spot for a social dive, practicing nav, or night dives. Memorial Plaque to an Calgary Police Officer near the entry point. There are a couple of cinder block castles where the trout hang out.
English (Translate this text in English): The lake is very much like a moonscape, and there are 5 trout in it. The water is cold, around 6 degrees C; spring and glacier meltwater fed. It is advised that you wear a drysuit. The vis is amazing at 100+ feet. Fantastic spot for a social dive, practicing nav, or night dives. Memorial Plaque to an Calgary Police Officer near the entry point. There are a couple of cinder block castles where the trout hang out.
English (Translate this text in English): The lake is very much like a moonscape, and there are 5 trout in it. The water is cold, around 6 degrees C; spring and glacier meltwater fed. It is advised that you wear a drysuit. The vis is amazing at 100+ feet. Fantastic spot for a social dive, practicing nav, or night dives. Memorial Plaque to an Calgary Police Officer near the entry point. There are a couple of cinder block castles where the trout hang out.
English (Translate this text in English): The lake is very much like a moonscape, and there are 5 trout in it. The water is cold, around 6 degrees C; spring and glacier meltwater fed. It is advised that you wear a drysuit. The vis is amazing at 100+ feet. Fantastic spot for a social dive, practicing nav, or night dives. Memorial Plaque to an Calgary Police Officer near the entry point. There are a couple of cinder block castles where the trout hang out.
English (Translate this text in English): The lake is very much like a moonscape, and there are 5 trout in it. The water is cold, around 6 degrees C; spring and glacier meltwater fed. It is advised that you wear a drysuit. The vis is amazing at 100+ feet. Fantastic spot for a social dive, practicing nav, or night dives. Memorial Plaque to an Calgary Police Officer near the entry point. There are a couple of cinder block castles where the trout hang out.
English (Translate this text in English): The lake is very much like a moonscape, and there are 5 trout in it. The water is cold, around 6 degrees C; spring and glacier meltwater fed. It is advised that you wear a drysuit. The vis is amazing at 100+ feet. Fantastic spot for a social dive, practicing nav, or night dives. Memorial Plaque to an Calgary Police Officer near the entry point. There are a couple of cinder block castles where the trout hang out.
Comments
Please login to use this tool.
No account yet? Register first; it's free!
Show all (0)...
Be the first to comment this country
Errors, Feedback
You can edit this page to correct errors or add new information. If you have any problems regarding this page, Send us feedback.
Wannadive.net 24/24
Wannadive.net on your mobile
Newsletter All news by email
English
Català
Deutsch
Español
Français
Italiano
Nederlands
Polski
Português
Forget me not pond