Where to go in the Northeast?

[low vis]

I am just getting back into the swing of diving again...and I'm looking for some good spots to dive in the PA/OH/NY/WV/MD/NJ/New England area. I have already been to the Yough in PA, Mount Storm and Cheat in W.V. and I just want to get some new ideas of places to hit. If someone could let me know any good ideas...like decent Erie wrecks or something...I would seriously appreciate it!

Thanks!

Dave
Pittsburgh,PA

 

[kingdiver]

try this link, and it is just the beginning of diving in the great frigid northeast.

 

[kingdiver]

sorry:

http://www.dive50states.com/catalog.asp?id=8#Segment

 

[low vis]

Thanks for the info!

Dave

 

[diverjed]

Also check this out:

http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/recreation/scuba.htm

If you ever need a dive buddy anywhere in PA, let me know.

 

[DaveO]

http://www.brassanchor.com/divewher.htm

Enjoy!

 

[notabob]

Depends on type of diving you want to do.. If you're into wrecks, NJ shore is your best bet. Lots of them there. If you're more interested in good all-around diving - shore, boat, as well as some nice wrecks, Massachusetts' Cape Ann is one of the best places for diving in the North East. Large variety of great shore and off-shore divesites, lots of cold water marine life, some very nice wrecks... There're also some nice diving to be done in RI as well, both shore and wreck...

-Roman.

 

[scubaspider]

I was in the same position as you but a bit more restricted area. Through my search I gathered some divesites in Pa.

www.susqu.edu/students/b/boyera/divelinks.html


Hope this helps you out.


Also, there is a place I just learned about in Loyalsock, Pa. It's a nice small 30ft. hole if looking for something easy w/ a mild-slow currrent. If you want more info on this place let me know.


:spider:

 

[scubaspider]

Sorry,

www.susqu.edu/students/b/boyera/Divinglinks.html



:spider:

 

[diverjed]

scubaspider once bubbled...
I was in the same position as you but a bit more restricted area. Through my search I gathered some divesites in Pa.

www.susqu.edu/students/b/boyera/divelinks.html


Hope this helps you out.


Also, there is a place I just learned about in Loyalsock, Pa. It's a nice small 30ft. hole if looking for something easy w/ a mild-slow currrent. If you want more info on this place let me know.


:spider:

Where's this spot?