In Nature

Hiking Through Walls of Icicles Where Frozen Daggers Fall From the Cliffs

January 9, 2013

I took a great little hike this past weekend with my friend Trevor. Walls of icicles met us on our path, and with temperatures around 36° F, whole sections of frozen daggers began falling down along the narrowest portion of the trail. You didn’t want to look down or up, but just hope you escaped the icicle alley unscathed. It was exciting.

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