Alona Bay offers beautiful vistas of Lake Superior and is a great leg stretch stop.

An economical alternative to high-priced, over-fished fly-in camps, Allanwater Bridge Lodge is a destination that fulfills every fisherman's dream - a remote fishery that provides some of the best Walleye and Northern Pike fishing in the World - without costing you a bundle.

This historic repurposed paper mill now houses a number of trendy restaurants and bars. Check out the Boiler Room for pizza or the Mill Steakhouse + Wine Bar for upscale dining. 

Heman!

The Fort Frances-International Falls International Bridge is a privately owned international toll bridge connecting the towns of Fort Frances, Ontario and International Falls, Minnesota across the Rainy River. 

Open 24 hours.

The mural is 80,000 square feet, four times larger than the current record holder. The mural is on the old St. Joseph’s Hospital on Paris street, and will overlook Ramsey Lake. 

Our Ride-to-the-Top and Indoor/Outdoor Observation Decks are favourite attractions in the region. Glide smoothly to the top and enjoy spectacular views of the Falls, the Great Gorge, Niagara wine district and the city skylines of Buffalo, New York and Toronto. 

Winery Tours of Niagara is the largest luxury Niagara Wine Country tour service provider operating in Niagara Falls Canada offering professional, fun, educational and interactive food and wine tour experiences in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Twenty Valley and the Beamsville Bench Wine regions. Our # 1 ranking on Trip Advisor and NFBH is a testament to our ongoing commitment of Excellence and Passion for wine.

Niagara Parks has some sweet surprises in store for you. At our unique candy shop, Pop & Lolly's- located inside of Table Rock Welcome Centre, our talented staff create custom-made delights. Choose from a wide variety of delicious chocolate treats and candy favourites.

Agawa Rock is one of the most famous pictograph sites in Canada, found within Lake Superior Provincial Park. The area is also one of the most-visited Indigenous archaeological sites in Canada. The majority of paintings from the Agawa site are said to date from the 17th and 18th centuries. Pictographs are messages from the past. This is a sacred site where generations of Ojibwe have come to record dreams, visions, and events. Agawa Rock is a sacred site. Please respect and preserve the pictographs. Do not touch the paintings.