One amazing view. Be careful during cloudy and foggy weather as visibility around this are drops considerably.
A rather large beach area is access through this wetland park. There are event locations on premises and during our visit in April '21 we could see construction on large outdoor food and bar areas. The walk through the park through the wetland area is well built and a short distance from the beach. There is a considerably large parking lot on site as well.
We parked down the road and took a long beautiful walk to the property. While we didn't get to tour the property it was very nice to see from the road. The houses in the surrounding area are all very nice and unique to the area. The views along the road are second to none.
Everyone always says to see the falls from the Canadian side. We visited in April of '21 during COVID and going to Canada wasn't possible. Don't let these comments persuade you. Visit the falls from the American side and still be wondered by now enormous it is. There is a park you can also visit on the American side that will get you even better views if you have the time. The park is very nice and when the weather is nice you can have a fantastic visit.
A historical landmark located on the side of a road with historical marker. Across the street is a limestone quarry. A small parking lot in front of the shovel will allow you to look on at a slight distance because the area is fenced. The Marion Steam Shovel is believed to have been used during the construction of the Panama Canal. For those who want to see a little bit of history and don't mind a drive into deep country you won't be disappointed.
This is a must see place to visit well off the beaten path. There is a small parking lot right onsite that you can hike from. Located in the middle of the forest are the remains of Madame Sherri's "castle" home. An information plaque onsite tells part of her amazing story and how she was connected to Hollywood and was a local eccentric character. What remains of her home has gone through many changes over the years but the location still remains stunning. A very simple hike to the property. Take a couple of hours and come visit.
A beautiful park with a sizeable waterfall. I highly recommend you make the stop on your trip. Very calm perfect for the spring or summer. The Glen Falls Park is across the street and also very nice. Right off of downtown you'll forget you're even that close.
An absolute must stop on your trip. The hike to the Eternal Flame is roughly 1 mile and not quite "beginner" or "intermediate" in difficulty. With proper footwear you shouldn't have an issue. The hike is beautiful and the path to the flame is clearly marked on trees with signs. It's important to note that you will have to cross over a creek (3) separate times to get to the flame. If you want to get even closer all the way you'll have to cross one final time through more water. The depth of the water in areas means that you'll almost 100% get wet without the proper footwear. Even then you need to be careful of slips since you're walking over moss covered rocks in areas. It's worth the journey! This one of a kind location is stunning with lots of sights along the hike.
Small park with a great view of the falls. These falls are part of a large electrical generation system that is onsite. Parking was on the street in the surrounding neighborhood and it's easy to miss the entrance. A short but nice stop on your trip.
Fantastic Mexican cuisine. We visited in April of '21 during COVID and they had a very large outdoor seating area. Indoor seating was spaced and well kept. The menu options were very good and prices were as well. I highly recommend.