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 Lake Millbrook

USA, Virginia

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Latitude: 38° 49.271' N
Longitude: 77° 42.199' W

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English (Translate this text in English): From Rt 66 in Virginia, take exit 40 for US 15 South. Take US 15 South to the traffic light at VA 55. Take a right on to VA 55 West. Continue of VA 55 approximately 3.6 miles. Millbrook's entrance will be on your left, immediately after crossing Broad Run. The entrance is marked by a gate and a barrel with a dive flag painted on it. If you arrive before opening, you will also see a line of cars extending both east and west from the gate.

Admission passes are $30.00 at the gate or
$18.00 at a local dive shop. The lake is privately owned, but used by the local SCUBA crowd. It is open weekends, closed weekdays seasonally. Divers can camp overnight from June 2 through Labor Day for $5 extra per person.

There are several beaches around the lake where divers can enter the water.

English (Translate this text in English): From Rt 66 in Virginia, take exit 40 for US 15 South. Take US 15 South to the traffic light at VA 55. Take a right on to VA 55 West. Continue of VA 55 approximately 3.6 miles. Millbrook's entrance will be on your left, immediately after crossing Broad Run. The entrance is marked by a gate and a barrel with a dive flag painted on it. If you arrive before opening, you will also see a line of cars extending both east and west from the gate.

Admission passes are $30.00 at the gate or
$18.00 at a local dive shop. The lake is privately owned, but used by the local SCUBA crowd. It is open weekends, closed weekdays seasonally. Divers can camp overnight from June 2 through Labor Day for $5 extra per person.

There are several beaches around the lake where divers can enter the water.

From Rt 66 in Virginia, take exit 40 for US 15 South. Take US 15 South to the traffic light at VA 55. Take a right on to VA 55 West. Continue of VA 55 approximately 3.6 miles. Millbrook's entrance will be on your left, immediately after crossing Broad Run. The entrance is marked by a gate and a barrel with a dive flag painted on it. If you arrive before opening, you will also see a line of cars extending both east and west from the gate.

Admission passes are $30.00 at the gate or
$18.00 at a local dive shop. The lake is privately owned, but used by the local SCUBA crowd. It is open weekends, closed weekdays seasonally. Divers can camp overnight from June 2 through Labor Day for $5 extra per person.

There are several beaches around the lake where divers can enter the water.

English (Translate this text in English): From Rt 66 in Virginia, take exit 40 for US 15 South. Take US 15 South to the traffic light at VA 55. Take a right on to VA 55 West. Continue of VA 55 approximately 3.6 miles. Millbrook's entrance will be on your left, immediately after crossing Broad Run. The entrance is marked by a gate and a barrel with a dive flag painted on it. If you arrive before opening, you will also see a line of cars extending both east and west from the gate.

Admission passes are $30.00 at the gate or
$18.00 at a local dive shop. The lake is privately owned, but used by the local SCUBA crowd. It is open weekends, closed weekdays seasonally. Divers can camp overnight from June 2 through Labor Day for $5 extra per person.

There are several beaches around the lake where divers can enter the water.

English (Translate this text in English): From Rt 66 in Virginia, take exit 40 for US 15 South. Take US 15 South to the traffic light at VA 55. Take a right on to VA 55 West. Continue of VA 55 approximately 3.6 miles. Millbrook's entrance will be on your left, immediately after crossing Broad Run. The entrance is marked by a gate and a barrel with a dive flag painted on it. If you arrive before opening, you will also see a line of cars extending both east and west from the gate.

Admission passes are $30.00 at the gate or
$18.00 at a local dive shop. The lake is privately owned, but used by the local SCUBA crowd. It is open weekends, closed weekdays seasonally. Divers can camp overnight from June 2 through Labor Day for $5 extra per person.

There are several beaches around the lake where divers can enter the water.

English (Translate this text in English): From Rt 66 in Virginia, take exit 40 for US 15 South. Take US 15 South to the traffic light at VA 55. Take a right on to VA 55 West. Continue of VA 55 approximately 3.6 miles. Millbrook's entrance will be on your left, immediately after crossing Broad Run. The entrance is marked by a gate and a barrel with a dive flag painted on it. If you arrive before opening, you will also see a line of cars extending both east and west from the gate.

Admission passes are $30.00 at the gate or
$18.00 at a local dive shop. The lake is privately owned, but used by the local SCUBA crowd. It is open weekends, closed weekdays seasonally. Divers can camp overnight from June 2 through Labor Day for $5 extra per person.

There are several beaches around the lake where divers can enter the water.

English (Translate this text in English): From Rt 66 in Virginia, take exit 40 for US 15 South. Take US 15 South to the traffic light at VA 55. Take a right on to VA 55 West. Continue of VA 55 approximately 3.6 miles. Millbrook's entrance will be on your left, immediately after crossing Broad Run. The entrance is marked by a gate and a barrel with a dive flag painted on it. If you arrive before opening, you will also see a line of cars extending both east and west from the gate.

Admission passes are $30.00 at the gate or
$18.00 at a local dive shop. The lake is privately owned, but used by the local SCUBA crowd. It is open weekends, closed weekdays seasonally. Divers can camp overnight from June 2 through Labor Day for $5 extra per person.

There are several beaches around the lake where divers can enter the water.

English (Translate this text in English): From Rt 66 in Virginia, take exit 40 for US 15 South. Take US 15 South to the traffic light at VA 55. Take a right on to VA 55 West. Continue of VA 55 approximately 3.6 miles. Millbrook's entrance will be on your left, immediately after crossing Broad Run. The entrance is marked by a gate and a barrel with a dive flag painted on it. If you arrive before opening, you will also see a line of cars extending both east and west from the gate.

Admission passes are $30.00 at the gate or
$18.00 at a local dive shop. The lake is privately owned, but used by the local SCUBA crowd. It is open weekends, closed weekdays seasonally. Divers can camp overnight from June 2 through Labor Day for $5 extra per person.

There are several beaches around the lake where divers can enter the water.

English (Translate this text in English): From Rt 66 in Virginia, take exit 40 for US 15 South. Take US 15 South to the traffic light at VA 55. Take a right on to VA 55 West. Continue of VA 55 approximately 3.6 miles. Millbrook's entrance will be on your left, immediately after crossing Broad Run. The entrance is marked by a gate and a barrel with a dive flag painted on it. If you arrive before opening, you will also see a line of cars extending both east and west from the gate.

Admission passes are $30.00 at the gate or
$18.00 at a local dive shop. The lake is privately owned, but used by the local SCUBA crowd. It is open weekends, closed weekdays seasonally. Divers can camp overnight from June 2 through Labor Day for $5 extra per person.

There are several beaches around the lake where divers can enter the water.

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Average depth 12.8 m / 42 ft

Max depth 25 m / 82 ft

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English (Translate this text in English): This is the local dive site for divers in Northern Virginia. It is an inland fresh water lake that was formed from a flooded quarry. Various ships, air planes, and other structures have been sunk for diver's use. Local dive shops conduct the whole gamut of training here. You must have a c-card to get in, so there are no fishermen, boats, or snorkelers.

English (Translate this text in English): This is the local dive site for divers in Northern Virginia. It is an inland fresh water lake that was formed from a flooded quarry. Various ships, air planes, and other structures have been sunk for diver's use. Local dive shops conduct the whole gamut of training here. You must have a c-card to get in, so there are no fishermen, boats, or snorkelers.

This is the local dive site for divers in Northern Virginia. It is an inland fresh water lake that was formed from a flooded quarry. Various ships, air planes, and other structures have been sunk for diver's use. Local dive shops conduct the whole gamut of training here. You must have a c-card to get in, so there are no fishermen, boats, or snorkelers.

English (Translate this text in English): This is the local dive site for divers in Northern Virginia. It is an inland fresh water lake that was formed from a flooded quarry. Various ships, air planes, and other structures have been sunk for diver's use. Local dive shops conduct the whole gamut of training here. You must have a c-card to get in, so there are no fishermen, boats, or snorkelers.

English (Translate this text in English): This is the local dive site for divers in Northern Virginia. It is an inland fresh water lake that was formed from a flooded quarry. Various ships, air planes, and other structures have been sunk for diver's use. Local dive shops conduct the whole gamut of training here. You must have a c-card to get in, so there are no fishermen, boats, or snorkelers.

English (Translate this text in English): This is the local dive site for divers in Northern Virginia. It is an inland fresh water lake that was formed from a flooded quarry. Various ships, air planes, and other structures have been sunk for diver's use. Local dive shops conduct the whole gamut of training here. You must have a c-card to get in, so there are no fishermen, boats, or snorkelers.

English (Translate this text in English): This is the local dive site for divers in Northern Virginia. It is an inland fresh water lake that was formed from a flooded quarry. Various ships, air planes, and other structures have been sunk for diver's use. Local dive shops conduct the whole gamut of training here. You must have a c-card to get in, so there are no fishermen, boats, or snorkelers.

English (Translate this text in English): This is the local dive site for divers in Northern Virginia. It is an inland fresh water lake that was formed from a flooded quarry. Various ships, air planes, and other structures have been sunk for diver's use. Local dive shops conduct the whole gamut of training here. You must have a c-card to get in, so there are no fishermen, boats, or snorkelers.

English (Translate this text in English): This is the local dive site for divers in Northern Virginia. It is an inland fresh water lake that was formed from a flooded quarry. Various ships, air planes, and other structures have been sunk for diver's use. Local dive shops conduct the whole gamut of training here. You must have a c-card to get in, so there are no fishermen, boats, or snorkelers.

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By Jamaholmes , 18-10-2011

Brrrr! - Went this past weekend for AOW cert and didn't enjoy much of anything about it. Viz was 3-5' since the zebra mussels were eradicated. Being a tropical diver, this was the first time in a quarry and the 43 degree temp at 70' was almost too much to bare despite the 7mm suit, hood and gloves! Compass navigation appears to be the only way to find the wrecks.

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