Underwater in Beautiful Nellie Lake - Killarney Provincial Park

With 28m (90ft) of visibility, Nellie Lake is the clearest lake in Killarney Provincial Park. Requiring at least one multi-kilometer portage and hours of paddling to access, it is also one of the most remote locations. The lake is situated well above all the other lakes in the park, surrounded by white quartzite mountains. These mountains are some of the oldest on Earth, and are responsible for the lake being so clear. The white quartzite is quite acidic and as a result the lake is naturally acidic with a pH of 4.7. Very little life can thrive in this water, and so the water is very clear.
Believe it or not, none of the underwater shots were modified in colour in any way. These shots were taken anywhere from just under the surface to 50+ft down. The water is actually that really cool shade of blue.
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[@darcyoneill9377]

Wonderful; and the colour!

[@tobyxia]

Wow this is beautiful

[@gopro1327]

+Toby Xia The whole park is just like this. I would totally recommend a visit!

[@happyronin88]

sick! I'm planning a trip now. you're adventurous dude, that's a deep dive!

[@bitinggoat2891]

Inco (Vale) really helped destroy those lakes with downwind acid rain.

[@ktownc936]

Did you stay for 2 days? Underwater footage is 🔥

[@gopro1327]

Actually it was just one night. Arrived early the first day and left as late as possible the second. And thanks, I think so too, I was just lucky it turned out so well.

[@dronenut6359]

That's cool

[@gopro1327]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!

[@ktownc936]

cheers