America’s oldest state park, established in 1885 and designed by great landscape architect, Frederick Law Olmsted.

Niagara Falls attracts about 12 Million tourists each summer

Ticketing, gift shop, food, and home to the Niagara Adventure Theatre, footpaths lead from the Visitor Center to every area of the park.

Travel through 12,000 years of myths, miracles and adventurous feats as you discover the legends behind the thunder in the film Niagara: Legends of Adventure. Shown hourly and in 6 languages on a 45 foot screen.

More than 1,500 aquatic animals are on display at the Niagara Falls aquarium, representing ecosystems ranging from the Great Lakes to coral reefs.

Since the Ice Age ended, the Falls have been the scene of constant change. Through interactive displays, fossil and rock specimens, you’ll see how plant and animal life developed and rivers and lakes were created.

Guided tours into the Niagara Gorge are offered from this trailhead building and hikes of varying length, degrees of difficulty and topics are yours to explore.

Stopping at several locations throughout the park, you can board and stay on the trolley for the entire 3 mile route or get on and off as you wish. A history of the park is provided by a tour guide.

The Tower’s observation deck extends over the Niagara Gorge and is the only place in the USA to view both the American and Horseshoe Falls at the same time! Ride the elevator down to the lower landing for a view from below or to board the Maid of the Mist.

This world-famous scenic boat tour of the American and Canadian Falls is a spectacular half-hour ride. The memory lasts a lifetime. Access the Maid of the Mist tour via the Observation Tower elevator at Prospect Point in the state park.

Luna Island is a small island between the American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls has an awe-inspiring view of both Falls.

The Cave of the Winds brings you face-to-face with the pounding waters of Niagara Falls! Get soaked on the Hurricane Deck where you are mere feet from the thundering waters.