25 Photos From Niagara Falls To Get You Inspired!
Thinking about going to Niagara Falls?
During the summer of 2015, I travelled to Toronto for my cousin’s wedding. Before I left for Toronto, I researched day trips or nearby excursions I could tack on my trip plans. Niagara Falls is the most popular attraction near Toronto and I had never been there. So naturally, I had to go!
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Here are some of my favourite photos from my day trip!
Niagara Whirlpool Aero Car
The Niagara Whirlpool Aero Car is an antique style cable car that takes you over the Niagara River and over the Niagara Whirlpool.
Heading over the Niagara River and Gorge in an Aero Car
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The view across
The Niagara Whirlpool
Pretty epic view!
Table Rock Centre
At Table Rock Center you can find a food court, gift shops, a welcome center (where you can get tickets to attractions) and Journey Behind the Falls. Lots of vistas where you can take pictures of the waterfalls.
Table Rock
A view of Horseshoe Falls
Up close
Even closer
If you love rainbows you’ll see many rainbows at Niagara. I saw a few double rainbows!
Journey Behind The Falls
This attraction takes you behind Horseshoe Falls. You go down an elevator 45 meters or 150 feet. From there you walk through some tunnels to see the power of the falls. Waterflow of the falls in the summer is 154 million litres (34 million gallons) per minute.
It’s pretty crazy seeing how powerful it is in person. It was definitely the biggest and strongest waterfall I have seen in person.
One of the portals directly behind Horseshoe Falls
A GoPro shot
Sheer power of the falls!!
People loving the falls
Rainbows all day
GoPro selfie!
It’s a bit wet over here!
Niagara Falls Hornblower Cruise
Hornblower is the only Canadian operator that takes you up to the falls. You get to see up close how strong the water is and let me tell you…you’re going to get wet (unless you’re inside the boat). Be sure to take care of your camera or use something that is waterproof like a GoPro!
Heading towards Horseshoe Falls
Niagara Falls International Rainbow Bridge
American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls
Cruising along
More rainbows!
It’s a bit wet down here!
A Hornblower GoPro selfie
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