Take a deepwater adventure to the bottom of Lake Tahoe to see what treasures might be hiding there. You’ll see ancient underwater forests, and unusual geological formations dating back to Lake Tahoe’s formation. Dive on the S.S. Tahoe, the crown jewel of sunken ships in the lake. The 168-foot steamer, which used to ferry passengers across the lake, sits in 372 feet of water near Glenbrook, Nevada and our frogmen cover every inch of this incredibly well-preserved vessel.  Watch fascinating volcanic and ice age re-creations that take you back to the beginning of time. Big fish, beautiful photography, an extraordinary, one-of-a-kind video you will never forget. Lake Tahoe’s high altitude, freezing temperatures, and legendary water clarity have preserved a vast graveyard of sunken ships, boats, and historical artifacts on its lakebed. A popular local legend alleges that the deep waters off the South Shore contain suspended victims and cars from mob-related activities in the 1920s to 1950s.