English: The north side of Hoodoo Mountain in northern British Columbia, Canada. It features lava flows that came into contact with glacial ice during the Pleistocene epoch. The lava pooled and cooled against the glacial ice to create the massive lava cliffs seen here. Twin Glacier is visible in the top of this image.
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{{Information |Description={{en|1=The north side of Hoodoo Mountain features lava flows that were likely extruded under the glacier, giving them this interesting formation.}} |Source={{own}} |Author=Here fishy |Date=2005-08-10 |Permiss