Brave tourists are flocking to the frozen Niagara Falls, which have become part ice due to the record-breaking cold.

Niagara Falls Partially Frozen

The Niagara Falls, a classic tourist attraction on the boarder of Canada and the United States, hasn’t completely frozen over, with the impressive waterfalls still flowing steadily. However, the cold has caused a great percentage of the falls to freeze over. In fact, parts of Niagara Falls are so frozen, professional climber Will Gadd was able to scale up the waterfall just a few weeks ago.

While many people are taking refuge from the cold by staying indoors, others are facing the extreme weather to take photos.

They stop and stare at them, seems to have that effect on many! #NiagaraFalls #winter @NiagaraFallsUSA #NewYork pic.twitter.com/mLtFZ53AVl

— Christine Clark-Hess (@christine_chess) February 20, 2015

I saw niagra falls frozen today & IT WAS FREEZING OUT pic.twitter.com/5Aa0PGATT5

— ♕follow me Ashh♕ (@nialllukeharry) February 16, 2015

A photo posted by Flora Pearl (@florapearl98) on Feb 18, 2015 at 7:32pm PST

@BuzzFeed Plenty of snow and ice but the Falls are still flowing! #NiagaraFalls #NiagaraFallsUSA pic.twitter.com/6GxVpbFucm

— Niagara Falls USA (@NiagaraFallsUSA) February 20, 2015