An impossible dream?

[ScubaSixString]

Hi all. Just wondering if any of you guys/gals know of a place with parking within 1/4 mile, with an entry that won't require rapelling gear (j/K), that has some water over 35 feet (near shore)? Oh, and coming back and finding my tires with the same amount of air as i left them would be nice.

Looking for a shore dive a but deeper than the 25 feet that seems common.

 

[Walter]

The MV Impossible Dream sank in the Bahamas in the summer of 1984. Too bad, it was a fun live aboard.

 

[dbg40]

Yup, Fort wetherell RI. nice spot, park and walk into the water in most places.
Ask Chris (aka scubasaurus) the guy's a dictionary on diving in the area.

 

[PTMike]

My suggestion would be to try Nubble Light in York Maine. Parking is right there if you get there early, pretty easy entry/ exit, bathrooms on site, food right there, and plenty to see underwater. Give it a try !!!!!!!!

Mike..........

 

[spectrum]

Hi all. Just wondering if any of you guys/gals know of a place with parking within 1/4 mile, with an entry that won't require rapelling gear (j/K), that has some water over 35 feet (near shore)? Oh, and coming back and finding my tires with the same amount of air as i left them would be nice.

Looking for a shore dive a but deeper than the 25 feet that seems common.

Ships Cove at Fort Williams, Rt77 Cape Elizabeth Maine. Complete with picnic tables and porta-potties.

Pete

 

[ScubaSarus]

Ft Wetherill entry and depth is the reason RI gets peole from all over the east coast. The Ocean State dive shop nearby in Jamestown has a fun dive every sat and sun at 10 am free of charge to serve as a local orientation to diving in the area.

 

[Arduous]

Nubble Light, Maine

 

[decapoddiver]

This is why I guard my shore spots so closely

I will PM you with some ideas.

 

[Soggy]

Cathedral Rocks in Rockport, MA offers depths to 80ft or so. It's a bit of a tough walk down to the entry point over some gigantic boulders, but it isn't anything ridiculous.

 

[ScubaSixString]

This is why I guard my shore spots so closely

I will PM you with some ideas.

Would be much appreciated