Toronto To Niagara Falls Tours – A Life Time Memorable Trip
Three different waterfalls form The Niagara Falls. They are namely

• American Falls and
• The Bridal Veil Falls
• The Canadian “Horseshoe” Falls

The American and Bridal Veil Falls belongs to the USA, and the Horseshoe is in Canada. The Niagara River flows in between the USA and Canada, and the river itself acts as an international border between the USA & Canada.

The Niagara Falls acts as the border of Ontario province, Canada and New York State USA.

Niagara Falls is a city in Ontario, Canada, on the western bank of the River, Niagara in the Golden Horseshoe region of Southern Ontario.

Niagara Falls in Canada

Hydroelectricity is one main product produced in Niagara Falls. Together, power plants can produce up to 2.4 million kilowatts of electricity from the American and Canadian sides of the Falls.

Visiting Niagara Falls From Toronto
You can easily visit Toronto to Niagara Falls as a day trip, or you can also stay for more time and explore all that the Niagara Region is offering. Niagara Falls is approximately 130 km (80 miles) southwest of Toronto; it will take an average drive of 1½ hours if you do not have any traffic delays.
Summer would be the peak season to visit Niagara Falls. June to August is a pleasant time to visit Niagara Falls. The small droplets coming from the falls and breezes from the waterfalls can make the area feel more relaxed.

Walking Around Niagara Falls At Night

Lights are turned off at the Falls at midnight, and tourists can still be found walking around them, but if you want to feel safe in Niagara Falls, it is best to keep your safety up and try to stay mostly in well-lit areas.

Niagara Falls Freeze In Winter

Many have a doubt that does Niagara Falls freeze any time? The water surface of the lower river, and at the bottom of the Falls freeze into an “ice bridge.” This ice bridge formation doesn't happen every year, but it does form an ice flow frozen either or both sides of the Gorge.

A few days of icy weather condition is not enough to freeze the rapids flowing over Niagara Falls. However, if the cold weather and the arctic blast continue, then the Niagara Falls could freeze.

Niagara Falls Be Shut Off

In 1969 when workers used a cofferdam to divert water from the American side to the Canadian side, the falls were "turned off," so that they could examine the effects of corrosion, the Niagra Falls Review reports.

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