There are several quarries that could arguably have the bluest water in the state of Ohio: White Star Quarry in Gibsonburg is a little-known diving resort and swimming area, where the water is a jaw-dropping, deep blue.
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Lake Erie. Lake Erie is obviously the most famous lake in Ohio, and for good reason. It's a Great Lake and it's incredibly important for the stability of our entire state! It's also got some beautiful spots to chill out on a hot summers day.
Maldives. The area known as the Maldives is 99% clear, blue waters and just 1% land. So the list of ways you'll be able to enjoy the Maldives' waters is practically limitless. Swim with manta rays, play with the entire family on the beach or go diving among more than 1,000 species of fish.
Although it is the shallowest among the Great Lakes, Lake Erie is the deepest lake you can find in Ohio. It is one of the deepest among all US lakes, boasting a maximum depth of 210 feet (64 meters) and a freshwater capacity of 116 cubic miles (480 cubic kilometers).
Currents in Lake Erie can be dangerous! Any current flowing faster than 2 mph is considered dangerous. Dangerous currents can exceed 5 mph — faster than an Olympic swimmer can swim. Currents can pull swimmers away from shore.