From Narcity: Canada is home to so many incredible natural wonders, including towering waterfalls, deep canyons and iconic national parks. While they’re beautiful to visit during any time of year, autumn offers a chance to see these natural wonders framed by fall colours in hues of orange, red and gold. Make sure there’s room in your camera roll and get…
From TheTravel.com: Niagara Falls is one of the most iconic natural wonders in the world, drawing millions of visitors every year who come to see the thundering falls and feel the mist on their faces. However, there are so many things to do in Niagara other than the falls. Both the Canadian and American sides…
At the end of September there was supposed to be a test of a drone show. This ended up being put off for a week, and it happened at the beginning of October. Did you see it? Someone filmed it, and you can see it on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=watch_permalink&v=709801073898894 Visually it is impressive, but without…
From TheTravel.com: With over 20 million people visiting Niagara Falls each year, these waterfalls are undoubtedly among the most stunning natural attractions in the United States. Their thunderous roar, the delicate mist that rises as the water crashes against the rocks, and the sheer power of the falls captivate visitors from around the globe. However,…
From StepOutBuffalo.com: If you’re local to Western New York, chances are you’ve made your way to Niagara Falls a handful of times. Think you’ve covered all the ways to explore the region? If you’ve already toured the Falls by foot or boat, Rainbow Air Helicopter Tours is here to offer you a whole new perspective…
This site lists the 15 best places to view the Falls. Definitely worth your time to review the list before visiting.
From NarCity.com: It’s time to plan a day trip, because this Ontario landmark was just named the “most-loved” in the world, and it even beat the Grand Canyon. A study from Bounce, a luggage storage network, revealed the top 10 “best-loved” landmarks in the world, and Niagara Falls came in at the top of the…
From Insauga.com: There is a well-loved and often-visited legacy left behind by the man many considered to the “Founder of Niagara Falls.” Just a three minute walk from the Niagara SkyWheel at 883 Falls Ave in Queen Victoria Park is Zimmerman “Fountain Pond,” named that for its large circular shape. At the foot of Clifton…
From Insauga.com: The simple fact is if you want to see Niagara Falls – the Horseshoe Falls in Ontario, as well the American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls in New York – it costs nothing. Simply find a parking spot downtown Niagara Falls and walk down to Niagara Parkway, the road that runs alongside of…
From Niagara This Week: Visitors to Niagara Falls may have noticed a crane dangling workers over the ledge above the lower observation deck of Journey Behind the Falls on Monday. The workers were chipping away at loose rock in a process called ice-jacking on the Canadian side of the Horseshoe Falls, 13 storeys above the…