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Extreme winter weather conditions has recently caused thick sheets of ice to form on and around Niagara Falls, creating a picturesque sight for visitors in the area.

High winds over Lake Erie were able to push large pieces of ice onto the shore at Crystal Beach in Ontario, Canada. As more and more ice piled up, caves began to form. These caves were wide enough to allow visitors to walk in and see the formations up close. The caves have now been destroyed by the town as cracks brought up safety concerns. Credit to Naturally In Niagara.

With incredibly cold temperatures in the area, parts of Niagara Falls have recently froze over. Brought to you by Naturally in Niagara.