For the first time since 2015, conditions have allowed for Lake Superior’s Apostle Islands ice caves to open to the public. Would you complete the harsh journey to see this magnificent and rare landscape? | The Weather Channel

"It's incredible to watch." This mesmerizing video of ice plates stacking along the Lake Superior shoreline was captured by Radiant Spirit Gallery http://j.mp/1Tmfv2B ⬅️ Read all about it | The Grand Rapids Press

Sound on when watching @paul_johnstone's astonishing footage of ice stacking in Lake Superior, the largest and northernmost of the Great Lakes of North America. 🔉 "A 10mph wind combined with frost flowers acting as wind catching sails was enough to get this newly formed ice moving." 🤯 Have you ever seen anything like this? 🧊 📽 @paul_johnstone 📍 Lake Superior, North America | Beautiful Destinations

If you listen very closely, you can hear the shards of glassy ice hitting the water. It's mesmerizing. A phenomenon known as "ice stacking," which occurres on Lake Superior when high winds force sheets of ice onto the shoreline: http://cnn.it/1oAJSG1 | CNN