The second waterfall at Niagara Falls is the American Falls, located on the US side of the border. While the American Falls is not as wide or as powerful as the Horseshoe Falls, it's still an ...

"It's better for all of us.” Local residents are optimistic as well, with many asserting that the American side of Niagara Falls still offers breathtaking views and experiences. “You still can ...

It's easy (once you find a spot in the lot across from Horseshoe Falls) to park, cross the street into the mist, and jostle for a prime view of Niagara's three waterfalls—Horseshoe, American ...

Until engineers constructed the temporary dam in 1969, no one had seen the bare rock face of American Falls since March 30, 1848, when an ice jam from Lake Erie stopped the Niagara River.

The best way to get around Niagara Falls is on foot ... If your feet are feeling a bit weary, you can hop on the American side’s efficient (and free) Discover Niagara Shuttle.

The cities in Ontario and New York each bear the name of Niagara Falls, but each year about 4 million more visitors choose the Canadian side over the American one. My wife, Mica, and I decided to ...

Keep in mind that many Niagara Falls attractions close in the winter months due to inclement weather. The Canadian side of the falls is more scenic than the American side, according to recent ...