An ice volcano reappeared in Letchworth State Park in winter 2026, formed by freezing groundwater.

Letchworth State Park's ice volcano, a natural phenomenon formed by freezing groundwater, has reappeared this winter of 2026. The structure, shaped by persistent cold and flowing water, stands as a seasonal attraction near the park’s Gorge Trail. Visitors are encouraged to view it safely, as icy terrain poses hazards. The formation typically appears each winter when temperatures remain low and underground springs continue to flow.