About this Stone
This reservoir is often called the “Bermuda Triangle of the East” because of its deep, cold waters and the mysterious disappearances that have occurred there over the years. Surrounded by scenic trails and forested hills, it’s a popular destination for swimming, kayaking, fishing, and camping—offering a peaceful escape into nature. The waters reach depths of over 180 feet, making it one of the deepest lakes in the region. The combination of dramatic geology and outdoor recreation makes this a compelling place to explore.
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