Niagara Falls Cave of Winds Maid of Mist Tour and Much More

The Niagara Gorge's Cave of the Winds plunges you 175 feet below the surface. You can go around The Hurricane deck while wearing a poncho and special shoes, both of which we supply.

The second-largest of the three waterfalls on the Niagara River collectively known as Niagara Falls is the American Falls. Due to multiple rock falls over the previous 150 years that have produced the enormous rock mound at its foot, the ledge of the American Falls is formed like a modified 'W.'

Several panoramic views of all three Falls, including the Canadian side, as well as the stunning white water below, are available from the Observation Tower.

In the midst of Niagara Falls, between the Bridal Veil and Horseshoe Falls, is a little island called Goat Island. The island is at Niagara Falls State Park's southwest corner

You can see the Bridal Vail Falls and American Falls up close because this tiny island is situated between The American and Bridal Falls.

The Bridal Veil Falls, the smallest of the three falls, was first discovered in 1834.

If you want to see Horseshoe Falls up close on the American side of Niagara Falls, head to Terrapin Point.