Niagara Falls State Park

There are so many things to discover and explore at the Niagara Falls State Park, from the wonders of nature, to geological and historical attributes of this magnificent place. The Niagara River Gorge should not be missed for a scenic walk along this beautiful river, the enormous aquarium should be visited for a wonderful view of aquatic life, bring the kids to the new Discovery Center that features great activities for fun and learning, and of course, dine at the newly renovated Top of the Falls Restaurant for a perfect meal with a great view.

The vast waterfalls are by far the most fantastic attraction in the Niagara Falls State Park, but the park also offers a lot of ways to experience the magnificence of the falls. Depending on how you want to experience this amazing waterfall, visitors can experience it the wet and wild adventurous way, with a chance to reach out and touch the falls at the Cave of the Winds.

The Cave of the Winds at the Niagara Falls State Park is a soaking trip and experience that takes guests closer to the waters of Niagara Falls than ever though possible. The guests ride an elevator 175 feet deep into the Niagara Jorge and then clad in a bright yellow poncho wearing the special footwear provided and following the tour guide over a chain of wooden walkways to the popular "Hurricane Desk". Standing at the railing just a mere twenty feet from the ballooning surge if Bridal Veil Falls. Looming above you are the rushing waters and drenching you with a generous spray as you come face to face with the thundering falls head-on. Admission for this cave is US $10 for adults and US $8 for children six to twelve and at least 42" tall. Children five years old and below has free admission at all attractions in Niagara Falls State Park.

The Observation Tower at the Niagara Falls State Park, give visitors a most comprehensive view of the American Falls. The tower's observation deck provides astounding views of the falls and extends over the Niagara Gorge to give visitors a better look at this amazing natural beauty. Admission is US $1 for adults and children. For those tourists who want to see it all but wants to relax at the same time, the Niagara Scenic Trolley at the Niagara Falls State Park is what you need to get into. Simply climb aboard this trolley and get a feel of stepping into the past, while a guide shares the history of the park as the trolley follows a three-mile route through Niagara Falls State Park. Some visitors get off and on at different stops re-boarding at their convenience to explore the Niagara Falls State Park at their own pace, while others choose to stay on for the entire route to take the cope of the park in half an hour. Tickets are available at various locations throughout the park and all-day fares are US $2 for adults and children 13 years and older, and US $1 for children 6 to 12.

The Niagara State Park has so many things to see and lots of activities to do for the young, the old, and even the handicapped, as the place is handicapped friendly including the facilities of each attraction.