Devil's Lake
Diablo Dam, Ross Lake National Recreation Area, Washington 98283
Description:
Devil's Lake was formed after the construction of the dam and is a reservoir. At different times of the year, the lake changes color from emerald to turquoise, which is associated with the smallest particles of the glacier, which clamps the lake in the vice. Its tiny particles sink to the bottom and illuminate the water in such rich colors.
This lake is a favorite place for kayakers and canoeists who raft on the lake every year. The main excursion in these places also takes place by boat, allowing you to enjoy the view of the gorge from the water. For lovers of hiking on the shore of the island are equipped with many campsites with sources of drinking water and convenient parking for the night. From the tent camps, several hiking routes begin, allowing you to climb to the top of Sourdough and admire the lake from there.