Mountains of ice are drawing tourists to Fort Erie, Ontario, in search for the best winter selfie.

Footage captured on February 26 shows massive blocks of ice accumulated along the banks of the Niagara River.

The big piles of ice could stick around until early summer.

Mountains of ice draws tourists to Fort Erie, near Niagara falls and has become a tourist attraction that may last until summer before it melts. The chunks of ice, some as big as cars, could stick around until late spring or early summer.

The ice wall formed in severe wind and lake surge conditions during the recent storm and has made for a spectacular and rare scene known as an ice shove.

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