Post by ET_Explorer on Jun 1, 2016 8:07:12 GMT
Ventisquero Colgante, or the Hanging Glacier, can be found in the Queulat National Park, in Chile. It is the biggest attraction of Queulat National Park.
This is hanging above a ravine of bare rock; and it dominates a valley formed by mountains covered in valdivian temperate rainforest, and feeds a river at the bottom of the valley as it melts.
The water melting from the glacier makes two towering waterfalls which drops around 600 meters on top of a massive slab of angled bedrock, and then flows beneath what appears to be a perpetual avalanche cone.
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Hanging Glacier of Chile.kmz (1.15 KB)
This is hanging above a ravine of bare rock; and it dominates a valley formed by mountains covered in valdivian temperate rainforest, and feeds a river at the bottom of the valley as it melts.
The water melting from the glacier makes two towering waterfalls which drops around 600 meters on top of a massive slab of angled bedrock, and then flows beneath what appears to be a perpetual avalanche cone.
Article Source
Hanging Glacier of Chile.kmz (1.15 KB)
