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Glacial Rill

The glacial melt water can flow on the surface, the interior and under the glacier. The water stream that forms itself on the glacier’s surface, grooves the ice to form what is called a Glacial Rill. An elaborate network of these can create true rivers that come to rush under the glacier.

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