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  Ice Pond
 
 
     
 
 
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  Safe swimming, proximity to downtown Hilo, and a freshwater-fed swimming hole called "the Ice Pond" that flows into the backwaters of Hilo Bay are the enticements of this cove. No, there really isn't ice in the swimming hole; it just feels that way on a hot sultry day. The large pond, between Hilo Seaside Hotel and Harrington's Restaurant, is a favorite of local kids who enjoy jumping into and frolicking in the chilly fresh- and saltwater mix. There is no real beach here, however. Lapped by tranquil waters, this beach is fed by chilly freshwater springs.  
     
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  The Ice Pond is located in Reeds Bay Beach Park at the edge of Banyan Drive in downtown Hilo.  
     
     
                 
                 
                 
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