A steam train has been sitting in the murky depths of Kamloops Lake for more than 90 years and will likely remain there forever. In 1934, CNR steam train 2727 hit a rock and plunged into the lake near a tunnel at the 10.5-mile mark near a hiking area called Battle Bluff. “The wreck was resting at a level that could be dived to years ago but has since slid deeper into the lake,” Philpot said. Long-time Kamloops scuba diver Blaine Johnson has not done much diving in Kamloops Lake because the visibility is so low. “I believe the train settled on the one side of the tunnel on the north side of the lake.