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dive the mine. Once the world's largest producer of lead ore, Bonne Terre Mine is now flooded with enough water to hold the Billion gallon Lake. Any open water-certified diver can explore its 20-plus dive trails - averaging 40 to 60 feet deep with 100-foot plus visibility. Request to book.
- Dive/Lodging Packages - Bonne Terre Mine
Complete diving & accommodation packages are available at...
- Bonne Terre Mine
Visit the home of the billion-gallon underground lake - one...
- Dive/Lodging Packages - Bonne Terre Mine
Visit the home of the billion-gallon underground lake - one of the Midwest 's most unique attractions. It's a haven for scuba divers and non-divers alike. You can experience this 150-year-old mine, which is also a National Historic Site on our walking and boat tours.
Complete diving & accommodation packages are available at our Inn and Depot Bed & Breakfast! Home of the Deep Earth Divers and Park & Allen Divers Lodge. The Bonne Terre Depot features Bed & Breakfast having 4 guest rooms and 2 detached train car suites and the nostalgic Whistle Stop Saloon.
1 lut 2012 · The mine is now one of the most unique dive destinations in the world. Divers begin their adventure entering a nondescript, aluminum-sided building marked “Mule Entrance.” It looks more like a garden shed than a gateway to the abyss, giving little indication of the spectacular world to be found below.
1 mar 2020 · Dive the Billion Gallon Underground Lake, Bonne Terre Mine with SCUBASTOP this February, 2020. Missouri is the location of the world's largest subterranean lake. Explore beneath the surface with a fun group and experienced guide.
This freshwater dive takes you through an underground mine, where you can explore the remnants of a once-thriving lead mine. With crystal-clear waters and a variety of underwater attractions, including old mining equipment and submerged tunnels, this dive is perfect for both beginners and experienced divers.
150 feet below the town of Bonne Terre (and three other townships) lies of what remains of the world's largest lead mine. Many dive 'trails' that must be dove in order as the level of skill required increases. During our trip we dove trails 1-4. The water is a constant 60 degrees and clear as gin. Very professional guides tended to your every need.
