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 Crescent Lake is a fresh water lake west of Port Angeles, Washington in Olympic National Park. Lake Crescent is 624 feet deep (190 meters) and 8.5 miles long (13.6k) 'It is famous for its Beardslee trout, a subspecies that is large (some are in the 12-14 pound range) and a hard fighter when hooked.' Here a family prepares to do some boating at the end of this pier. The deep blue of the lake is a natural feature. 
Posted by Don Wiley on April 21st, 2007Archived under: Washington (state) Coast/Puget Sound |
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