Hundreds of giant ice boulders weighing 75 POUNDS wash ashore in Michigan

These massive snow boulders, estimated to be about 75 pounds, have washed ashore off the coast in northern Michigan.

The stunning snowballs were spotted by a woman who was walking her dog at the Sleeping Bear Dunes national park.
Olmstead said the snow boulders lined the coast for about a 100-foot stretch and there appeared to be hundreds of them.

She was walking her two dogs, Zola and Bula, when she happened upon them.

Olmstead quickly pulled out her camera and took these amazing photographs that were picked up by local media.

'I thought it was the coolest thing ever especially since I've never seen anything like it,' said Leda Olmstead. 'I have a small English bulldog and they were as tall as her. They were pretty massive.'

'People think it's so boring and gross up here in the winter but I think it's beautiful,' Olmstead said of northern Michigan.

While the snow boulders seem like freak occurrences, or from another planet, weather experts provided a straight-forward explanation for how they came to be.