Arctic Glacier Ice Maze set world record
The ice maze built for the 2010 Buffalo Powder Keg Winter Festival set the world record for the largest ice maze with measurement of 12,855.68 square feet.
The maze which was organized by Roaming Buffaloes features more than 21000 blocks of ice and each weighs 300 pounds. The maze is decorated with red and blue lights and its centre is shaped like a buffalo. The ice necessary for the construction of the maze was supplied freely by Artic Glaciers Inc. The maze was designed by Dean Sutton Architects and completed with the participation of 50 volunteers building it through snow, freezing rain.
Arctic Glacier Ice Maze sets world record
Initial design of the structure
About 50 people volunteered to build it through snow, freezing rain and melting temperatures
Artic Glacier donated 2,200 blocks of ice
The majority of heavy-lifting equipment helps complete the work
Each block of ice weighs 300 pounds
The end-structure weighs 600,000 pounds
The entire maze is lit with blue and red rope lights
Volunteers set up the entire festival with cooperation from the city
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