This is a once in a generation (or more) experience. The Tioga Pass road is normally closed by the winter snowfall. We swim there in the summer.
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That is so cool. I’m glad the ice appears to be way thick enough so there are no “break-throughs.” It’s several hundred feet deep in the middle.
An awesome lake any time of year. So much so, we named our daughter after this body of water (and ice).