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 View from Rainbow Bridge by kazander
Along with our regular line up of cameras, we brought along a little waterproof camera to take on the Maid of the Mist and the Journey Behind the Falls Leave a Comment
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 Chill busters and polar paws
:-) by sim1
Brrrr, the winter is cold in Ontario, so dress warm for it. Be prepare for cold, and when you get a a bit more to the north of the Province, also a lot of snow.
Hahahaha, I loved seeing these socks in a store though: "Chill busters" and "Polar Paws", I thought they were such fun names ;-)))
But they are good to have! When you go on a hike in the winter remember to dress well. Dress warmly, best by using several layers, but don't overdress!!! If you start sweating in your clothing that only means you will start freezing of the cold later. The moist will cool of and make you freeze. The best thing to do is to wear good breathing materials, and you'll be happy outside, whatever the thermometer might say the temperature is :-)) Leave a Comment
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 icy railing by sim1
Average Temperatures (in Fahrenheit):
January - March max 37 min 16
April - June max 73 min 34
July - September max 79 min 52
October - December max 55 min 21
The coldest months in Niagara Falls are November through March. Count on lots of snowfall during the winter. And believe me: it is cold!
The moisture that evaporates from the lakes creates a special climate around Niagara Falls. Do count on more cloud cover in the summer because of that.
In June, July and August the temperatures are high, but don't be fooled by that. The spray and mist that surround the falls create a very special micro-climate. It feels much colder in this moist air and there is a big chance of getting wet of the spray when getting closer to the falls. So be prepared and bring a rain jacket and if you want to get really close to the falls, a change of dry clothing might not be a bad idea either. Leave a Comment
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Have ID on you for the border cross.
Make sure to bring a coat, preferably a rain coat with a hood.
lots of film for the breathtaking views
money, money, money. Gambling and drinking ate up most of mine. Leave a Comment
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sneakers, sun glasses, maybe a slicker if you plan on getting really close, and cool clothes- especially in august- maybe even a hand fan
Lots of film- there's a lot to take pics of- I was there about 36 hrs and used at least two rolls of film.
SUNSCREEN! It's so cool by the water- you don't realize how hot the sun is. Leave a Comment
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 by kimberbakos
You will probably want to buy a disposable waterproof camera (or two) for pictures when there is alot of spray from the Falls. I was really worried that our camera was going to be ruined from being so wet. Leave a Comment
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Comfortable walking shoes and a change of clothes for those attractions where you'll get wet!
Lots of money, this isn't a cheap place! Leave a Comment
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We just took regular suitcases toNiagara Falls
Dress for the weather and take good walking shoes.Some of the streets are pretty steep and in one place there was no sidewalk and the walking was rough.
A GOOD MAP!! Leave a Comment
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Usually we observe the weather report when deciding which garments to don. Over and above the weather, we must also allow for the spray of the fall. In other words, certain areas have "rain" 24 houirs/day 7 days/week. You become wet just from standing near the falls! Leave a Comment
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Bring the appropiate clothing and footware. You will be doing A LOT of walking.
Just your basic first-aid kit. You never know.
Bring lots of film. You'll wan to take pictures of everything! I know I did. Leave a Comment
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- Michael's Inn By The Falls
5599 River Road, Niagara Falls - Ambiance by the Falls
4467 John St., Niagara Falls - A Gardens Inn Niagara Falls
13055 Lundy's Lane, Niagara Falls - Waldorf Motel
5384 Kitchener St, Niagara Falls - Marriott Niagara Falls Fallsview Hotel & Spa
6740 Fallsview Boulevard, Niagara Falls - Days Inn-Niagara Falls Centre
5068 Centre Street, Niagara Falls - Fairway Motor Inn
5958 Fallsview Blvd., Niagara Falls - Niagara Inn Bed and Breakfast
4300 Simcoe St. At Niagara River Parkway, Niagara Falls - Rodeway Inn By The Falls
5553 Ferry Street, Niagara Falls - Thriftlodge Clifton Hill
4945 Clifton Hill Rainbow Bridge/Falls Ave, Niagara Falls - The Waters Edge Inn
4009 River Road, Niagara Falls - The Inn at Lundy's Lane Niagara Falls
7280 Lundy's Lane (formerly Days Inn Lundy's Lane), Niagara Falls - Niagara Falls Bonaventure Travelodge
7737 Lundy's Lane, Niagara Falls - Camelot Inn
5640 Stanley Avenue, Niagara Falls - Sheraton Fallsview Hotel And Conference Center
6755 Fallsview Boulevard, Niagara Falls
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