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USA: Pacific Northwest - The cold, emerald waters of the Pacific Northwest are a real treat for Scuba diving. This region of the website includes dive sites and galleries in the Puget Sound, Hood Canal, the San Juans, and the Oregon and Washington coasts. Divers in the Pacific Northwest are presented a large variety of life, ample dive locations, and dynamic diving opportunities such as walls, bull kelp forests, drift dives and dive parks.
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Langley Tire Reef
Whidbey Island, Langley, WA
Type: Saltwater
Difficulty: Intermediate
Entry: Easy Shore Entry
Attractions: Bottle FieldTire Reef,
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The Langley Tire Reef is an artificial tire reef on the east side of Whidbey Island made of thousands of tires, chain and logs once used as a breakwater to the but now lie in long lines of reef structure ranging from 20-50 ft deep on a sandy sea floor near the marina pier.
To dive the tire reef enter the water to the left of the boat ramp and swim northeast under the pier and away from the entry to the marina beyond the end of the old wood pier to the north. Descend and continue following the marina pier until you reach the tire reef about 15-20 ft deep, depending on tidal height. The reef continues in this general direction to about 45-50 ft.
Bottle divers may want to continue north down a steep slope to encounter extensive bottle fields beginning at 80 ft and continue to beyond 130 ft.
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