Ice Volcano Emerges Amid Frigid Temperatures in Upstate New York
Ice Volcano Emerges Amid Frigid Temperatures in Upstate New York
US · Published Feb 11, 2026
An ice volcano has formed in Letchworth State Park, Upstate New York, due to a gravity-fed fountain system and freezing temperatures.
The ice volcano is created as water freezes upon contact with the ground, forming a cone-shaped structure of icicles.
The natural wonder has become a popular winter attraction, drawing visitors to witness its unique formation process in the 'Grand Canyon of the East.'
Ice volcano appears in Letchworth State Park
An 'ice volcano' has formed in Letchworth State Park, Upstate New York, due to severe cold. A gravity-fed fountain system propels water upwards, which freezes upon contact with the ground, creating a cone-shaped structure of icicles. This unique formation has become a popular attraction.
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