'Bimini' Lake
Lake Chelan National Recreation Area
Three guys set out in mid-August to find a lake in the North Cascades with no name. We called it "Bimini" because it had a natural underwater pathway of flat rocks like the Bimini Road which led to a small island. The water was colored like a tropical ocean and icebergs floated at the far end of the lake. After a long slog in the heat to reach Bimini, we found a nice place on the rocks by the ice to escape the mosquitoes.
Bimini Lake lives in a rocky bowl.
Icebergs floating in Bimini Lake.
Taking photos from the snowfield at the back of the lake.
Bimini's tropical-looking waters.
Golden water at sundown.
A rocky island was connected to the mainland by an underwater "Bimini Road".
Dusky scene with meadows and peaks.
The rocky shoreline of "Little Bimini", a smaller lake nearby.
The view from "Little Bimini". Big Bimini is hiding up the hill beyond the trees.
Cliffs soaring two thousand feet above Bimini Lake.
