United States
Minnesota
Minnesota is a largely freshwater region, with diving focused on Lake Superior and interconnected inland lakes. The diving character centers on cold, fresh or brackish water, shoreline habitats, submerged timber and rocky bottoms, and occasional shipwrecks in the Lake Superior area. Access is via northern and northeastern hubs with cold-water species and clear but chilly conditions. The region also includes several inland counties and towns that serve as entry points for freshwater diving and exploration of limnology-rich waters.
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Top scuba diving cities in the region of Minnesota
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Beaver Bay Township
Small inland township with limited local diving relevance.
Silver Bay
Small Minnesota town with nearby freshwater lake diving.
May Township
Inland township with minimal local diving relevance.
Cities to dive in the Minnesota region
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The best times to dive in the Minnesota region
The best months to dive in Minnesota are from June to September. Temperatures are confortable (14-19°C), currents are mild and the visibility is at its best.
Based on last year's weather. Scores compare months for this destination only and are indicative. A mitigated month may still suit many divers.
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