These icicles with the sun in the background were taken in Dolores.
Taken in Dolores. Courtesy Brandon Thompson
Courtesy Robert Hofman
Taken in Wildcat Canyon. Courtesy Eric Kiefer
Taken in Wildcat Canyon. Courtesy Eric Kiefer
Taken in Durango Hills. Courtesy Hillary Ladin
Courtesy Mary Lou Liles
Taken at Jean-Pierre Bakery, 601 Main Ave. Courtesy Rose Mirabal
Taken at Falls Creek Ranch. Courtesy Nataly Rader
Taken at Falls Creek Ranch. Courtesy Nataly Rader
Taken in Durango Hills. Courtesy Linda Ruby
Taken in Bayfield. Courtesy Wendy Skelly
Taken in Bayfield. Courtesy Wendy Skelly
Taken in Bayfield. Courtesy Wendy Skelly
Taken in Bayfield. Courtesy Wendy Skelly
Taken in Bayfield. Courtesy Wendy Skelly
Taken in Dolores. Courtesy Brandon Thompson
Courtesy Doug Tucker
Taken on Riverview Drive. Courtesy Kati Sieger
Taken at Dove Creek High School. Courtesy Catherine Boyd
Courtesy Anna Peterson
Courtesy Anna Peterson
Courtesy Anna Peterson
Taken on East Fifth Avenue. Courtesy Emma Flores
Icicles appeared everywhere – on houses, businesses, trees, fences – after recent heavy snow in Southwest Colorado.
The Durango Herald asked readers on Facebook to send us photographs of nature’s ice formations, and we’ve collected them in this gallery.
If you have an icicle photograph you’d like us to add, email it to herald@durangoherald.com.
