The Lake Contains Millions Of Rainbow-colored Pebbles

Lake McDonald is located in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA, is a destination that attracts many tourists because hidden deep under the clear water are millions of beautiful colorful stones. Millions of rainbow-colored pebbles Glacier National Park is located in the northern part of Montana, with a border with Canada. The national park covers an area of about 4,000 square kilometers, and is home to thousands of other plant and animal species. Each year attracts millions of visitors to visit, go hiking. The Glacier Park has more than 700 large and small lakes, only 131 are named

. The most prominent of these is Lake McDonald, which is more than 3 hectares wide, 141 meters deep on the west side of the park. But the thing that impresses McDonald's Lake is not the large area but the millions of colorful pebbles lying under the lake bed. Photo: Jinrui Qu / Flickr These rocks are everywhere in the Glacier Park, formed in different eras.



The color of the stones is determined by whether or not they contain iron and how much or less. Photo: Cody Wellons / Flickr.When the ice melted, the strong currents broke the large rocks, and carried the rocks, pouring into the lake beds. The flowing water eroded the sharp edges of the rocks, making them smooth and round. Iron rich rocks will be red, and darker colors are abundant in Lake McDonald's and Lake Trout. Blue or lighter shades of color can be seen at Lake Otokomi. Photo: Ron Kroetz / Flickr: In shallow areas, clear water can see rocks of different colors below The beauty of the rocks and the surrounding landscape makes McDonald's Lake famous, attracting many tourists to America.



Many couples also choose this place to take photos and hold a wedding ceremony. Photo: Jeff Jessing According to Minh Hai / Zing news ***.

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