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Old 06-25-2009, 11:17 AM
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Can anyone recommend a good place to take pictures of the Niagara falls on canadian side. Especially at night. I will be there this Sunday for 1 night.
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Old 06-25-2009, 11:43 AM
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It's a great place to take pictures. Bring a bag that's water resistant and bring a water resistant camera, a P&S or disposable will do. The Cave of the Winds and the Maid of the Mist Boat is a must. I was there with my family 27 years ago so a lot has probably changed. Google www.niagarafallstourism.com. It's full of all the information you'll need.
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Can anyone recommend a good place to take pictures of the Niagara falls on canadian side. Especially at night. I will be there this Sunday for 1 night.
Thanks,
Doug
The 21st floor of the Marriott Hotel was pretty good for me...but as you can see from those pictures there's a pathway all along the gorge. It probably gets a bit crowded, so be careful if you plan on bringing a tripod.
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The best views are from the Canadian side. There is a resturant right by the Falls, I forgot its name, and from the plaza around the resturant you'll have some wonderful views. If its a sunny day you should be treated to a rainbow that will last for hours lingering around the Falls.
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24th floor of the Embassy Suites... Great for day/night and the fireworks....

The rainbows are incredible. Just watch for reflections in the glass from things behind you.....
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I will suggest the Canadian side and embassy.
It was good for me. Try it out buddy
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If you should venture near the falls on the Canadian side, be aware of which way the wind is blowing. I was there last summer, and couldn't take photos near the edge because the wind was always blowing the very heavy mist all over the walking area. More like a constant light rain. Not the greatest when using a camera!
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The Cave of the Winds and the Maid of the Mist Boa are the best possible places of interest...

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Funny poster did not get back to mention how the one Sunday in June was? lol

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