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Snow rolls is a rare natural phenomenon in which a layer of snow, under the influence of wind and specific meteorological and surface conditions, rolls and forms cylindrical structures. These structures arise when snow detaches from the surface and rotates around its own axis, typically resulting in hollow centers. Their sizes can range from a few centimeters to several meters in length. Factors influencing the formation of snow rollers include the physical properties of the snow, temperature, w

Ilgaz Mountain is a prominent geographical formation in Turkey’s Western Black Sea Region, distinguished by its natural and cultural richness. Spanning across the provinces of Kastamonu and Çankırı, this mountain massif reaches its highest point at Büyükhacet Peak, which stands at 2,587 meters. The second-highest peak, Küçükhacet, reaches 2,546 meters. Ilgaz Mountain, stretching approximately 50 km in a northeast-southwest direction, forms an oval ridge and attracts scientific interest due to it