The Stranded Scow (Barge)
The Bridal Veil Falls (Luna Falls)
Cave of the Winds Boardwalk
Clifton Hill and Falls Avenue
The Horseshoe Falls at Terrapin Point
The Horseshoe Falls from Terrapin Point
Bridal Veil Falls and the Maid of the Mist
The Maid of the Mist at the Horseshoe Falls
The Canadian Docks of the Maid of the Mist
The Maid of the Mist Tour Boat
The Upper American Channel Rapids
Queen Victoria Park at the Brink
Prospect Point Observation Tower
The Refectory Restaurant Building - Queen Victoria Park
The Table Rock Pavilion Complex
Table Rock from Terrapin Point
Terrapin Point at the Horseshoe Falls
Nikola Tesla Statue on Goat Island
The Toronto Power Station (Decommissioned)
American Falls from Prospect Point
The American Channel Rapids - Prospect Point
Upper American Channel Rapids
Upper American Channel Rapids
The American Flag flying high at entrance to the visitor center of the Niagara Reservation State Park.
A view looking west towards Luna Island from the Goat Island pedestrian bridge. The Canadian skyline is is the distance.
Looking north at the Great Gorge and the American Falls from Goat Island. Luna Island can be seen to the right of the picture.
A view of the stranded scow (barge) that broke loose from a tug and ran aground a short distance above the Falls in 1918. The two crew members were rescued.
From the Canadian shore the barge looks entirely intact. From this view taken from Goat Island, a major portion the barge has eroded over time from the constant waters of the Upper Niagara River Rapids.
The waters of the American Falls churn amongst the rock talus at its base.
A view looking south at the Modern Great Gorge and the Horseshoe Falls. The Canadian skyline rises in the distance.
The Bridal Viel Falls viewed from Luna Island. The Cave of the Winds boardwalk can be seen below.
Another view of the cave of the Winds Boardwalk with the flow of the Bridal Veil Falls.
Famous Clifton Hill tourist district in Niagara Falls, Ontario taken from Prospect Point across the width of the Niagara Gorge.
A view of the jagged edge of the American Falls. While only 10% of the waters of the Niagara River flow over this water fall it is still an awesome and exhilerating site and feeling. The Propect Point Observation Tower can be seen in the distance.
Water on the rocks at the base of the American Falls.
The power and beauty of Horseshoe Falls is shared by Americans and Candians alike. From Terrapin Point (New York) to Table Rock (Ontario) the Horseshoe Falls carries 90% of the water flow from the Upper Niagara River.
A view of the Illumination Building in Queen Victoria Park taken from Goat Island. From this building the Falls of Niagara are illuminated each and every night with the colors of the rainbow.
A view of the Modern Great Gorge looking southerly from Luna Island. The Bridal Veil Falls are in the foreground and the Maid of the Mist Tour Boat can bee seen in transit.
A view of the Maid of the Mist Tour Boat at the base tof the mighty Horseshoe Falls. The current and spray from this enormous water fall can be seen.
As the Maid of the Mist approaches the Horseshoe Falls, for safety reasons it stays well back from the base of the falling sheet of water. Close enough to hear the thunder and feel the power.
The Canadian docks of the Maid of the Mist Tour Boat Company are found at the base of the Niagara Gorge at the end of Clifton Hill. Elevators wisk tourists to the base and loading platform. After donning raincoats and boarding the vessel, get ready for the experience of a life time.
In winter, the Canadian facility is utilized to drydock all the tour boats in order to prevent ice and water damage.
A close-up view of the Maid of the Mist Tour Boat. In the summer several hundred passengers will embark on each voyage. In the history of the Maid of the Mist operations, there has never been an accident resulting in the loss of anyones life.
A view of the American Channel Rapids from the Goat Island pedestrian bridge. Goat Island is in the background.
A view of the brink of the American Falls with the Niagara Parks Police Office located in Queen Victoria Park (Canada) in the distance. This picture was taken with a telephoto lense from the Goat Island pedestrian bridge upstream.
A view of the Falls of Niagara from Prospect Point.
A view of the Tower which has been closed while undergoing major renovations since September 2002. The Tower is expected to reopen in May of 2002.
A view spanning the Niagara Gorge taken from Goat Island showing the beauty of the Queen Victoria Park Restaurant (formerly know as the Refectory). Queen Victoria Park located in Niagara Falls, Ontario is the jewel of the many Niagara Parks.
A view spanning the Niagara Gorge from Terrapin Point. The entire Table Rock Pavilion complex can be seen. It is located at the brink of the Horseshoe Falls in Queen Victoria Park. Access to the Journey Under the Falls tunnels and observation decks are from the building.
A view of the Horseshoe Falls spanning the width of the Niagara River Gorge to join two countries.
Terrapin Point on Goat Island provides a majestic view of the Horseshoe Falls
A bronze statue of Nikola Tesla on Goat Island commemorates his contribution to the development and advances in electrical tranmission over long distances with Alternating Current (AC).
The wall behind is the actual front entrance to the original Edward Dean Adams Power Station which no longer exists.
A view from Goat Island of the decommissioned Toronto Power Station and the Upper Niagara River Rapids. The power station was retired in 1974.
A view from Prospect Point looking south showing the Falls of Niagara and the Modern Great Gorge.
The promanade along the banks of the American Channel Rapids at Prospect Point.
A view looking westerly towards the brink of the American Falls.
A view of the American Channel Rapids with the brink of the American Falls in the distance.
