Niagara Falls, New York - City & Hotel Guide CLICK FOR NIAGARA FALLS, CANADA HOTELS AND CITY GUIDE The natural wonder that is Niagara Falls is enough to attract and hold the
interest of any visitor but there's a lot more to see and do in Niagara County.
Twelve million people arrive annually to visit this part of the American
national heritage. Niagara Falls ranks with the Washington Monument, Yosemite
Park, and Mount Rushmore as the most visited attractions in the United States.
The Niagara Reservation State Park - America?s oldest park - is the gateway to
the Falls on the United States side. Visit the newly remodeled New York State
Visitors Center for information and an invaluable introduction to the Falls and
surrounding parks and don't miss the Observation Tower where you can take the
glass walled elevator nigh above the falls for a fantastic view.
The constant shower and mist of the Falls results in an amazingly diverse plant
life that thrives year round. There are many ways to experience the Falls.
Prospect Point, jutting out to the far West over the Niagara River, is the
favored spot for viewing the American Falls and Upper Rapids. Truly Niagara
Falls offers one of the world's most spectacular backgrounds for wedding photos. MORE
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The Maid of the Mist Boat Tour is known world wide and probably the most
popular way to get close to the falls. Access is through the Observation Tower
where rain gear is provided as part of the experience. The tours run from
mid-May through October.
The Whirlpool Jet Boat offers the adventurous traveler a way to rapidly
tour the Niagara River or take the Cave of the Winds trip for an
opportunity to stroll through the spray at the base of the Falls. There's also a
helicopter tour over the Falls. Other attractions include the Aquarium of
Niagara, Niagara's Wax Museum of History and the recently opened Seneca Niagara
Casino in downtown Niagara Falls.
Minutes from the Falls is the quaint countryside of Niagara County New York with
its captivating small cities, towns, and villages, apple orchards and farms.
Shop in picturesque craft and antique stores surrounded by cobblestone homes,
scenic parks, markets and wineries.
The Erie Canal System offers an absorbing glimpse into the past. The extensive
system was excavated by hand in the early 1800's, well before the days of modern
machinery. It was, and is, an impressive achievement of engineering. The
363-mile long canal system connected the Hudson River with Lake Erie to provide
a major shipping route and its system of locks raised and lowered the water at
many points along the route from Albany to Buffalo to accommodate mule pulled
barges laden with passengers and commodities.
Niagara is also popular as a year-round, world-class sport fishing destination
and offers many camping and boating sites. Unlike some more commercial areas,
there is a friendly, hometown to the entire area.
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