Fathom Restoration dives Tibble Fork Reservoir in American Fork Canyon, Utah — 44°F alpine water, 30 ft deep, at 8,000 ft elevation. Cold-water scuba diving with Tony Nitrox and Deepwater Conservation's Cami Tucker.
Tibble Fork sits in Utah's Wasatch Range at roughly 8,000 feet — one of the most unique cold-water dive sites in the state. Drysuits required. Cold-water rated regulators required. Warm hands not guaranteed.
We were joined by Tony Nitrox, one of Utah's most recognized divers, and Cami Tucker of Deepwater Conservation — an organization dedicated to protecting Utah's freshwater ecosystems. What started as a dive turned into exactly the kind of day that reminds us why Fathom Restoration exists.
📍 Tibble Fork Reservoir | American Fork Canyon, UT
🌡️ Water Temp: 44°F
📏 Max Depth: 30 ft
🏔️ Elevation: ~8,000 ft
Read the full story: https://www.fathomrestoration.org/blog/into-the-cold-diving-utahs-alpine-heart-at-tibble-fork-reservoir
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