100 Foot Rock Suggest edit

United States Suggest · Washington Suggest

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IntermediateDifficulty

IntermediateRecommended cert

30Max dive depth

30.0 mSite max depth

5.0–15.0 mVisibility

MildCurrent

ModerateSurge

45 minAvg dive time

June to SeptemberBest months

10.0–15.0 °CWater (summer)

5.0–10.0 °CWater (winter)

Overview

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100 Foot Rock is a popular dive site located in Washington, known for its underwater rock formations and marine life. The site offers divers an opportunity to explore a variety of habitats and encounter diverse species.

Divers can expect to see rocky outcrops, kelp forests, and a variety of marine life including fish, invertebrates, and possibly larger species. The dive typically involves descending to explore the rock formations and the surrounding area.

Conditions

Visibility: 5.0–15.0 m Suggest edit
Currents: Mild Suggest edit
Surge: Moderate Suggest edit
Water temp (summer): 10.0–15.0 °C Suggest edit
Water temp (winter): 5.0–10.0 °C Suggest edit

Logistics

Entry: Boat Suggest edit
Permits required: No Suggest edit
Bottom types:
rock sand kelp Suggest edit

Photo tips

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Best lighting during midday, focus on marine life and rock formations.

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