Ice Festival

Submitted by tjungst on Tue, 12/04/2007 - 09:07
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My son Allan on Lake Koocanusa. We rent an old pontoon boat every summer and go "deep water soloing". I have no idea how tall the cliff is when the water is down or if you can get to it any other way. This is our favorite though! There are a fair number of routes to fall off of along the lake and of course lots of great climbs along the road. It was 103 degrees out this day, quite a contrast to the first day of the festival.
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