Some people call it Drowned Valley Reservoir, but we all know it as the beautiful clear water Round Valley Reservoir in Clinton, New Jersey.
Back in 1960, the New Jersey Water Authority constructed two dams, flooding a valley in what is Clinton Township, Hunterdon County. The lake is 180 feet deep in some areas and is the southernmost body of water with natural lake trout. It s a favorite spot for freshwater fisherman, not only from New Jersey but surrounding states as well.
It s been nicknamed The Bermuda Triangle of New Jersey for the 26 people who have disappeared without explanation since 1971 in its deep waters. In six of those cases, the bodies have never been found.