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Waterfalls Waterfalls Waterfalls A unique southern Ontario experience for travellers and locals alike booked exclusively through Airbnb Experiences
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09/12/2024

The RAF Red Arrows over Niagara Falls.

Amazing.

07/27/2024

Niagara Falls without water, 1969
For six months in 1969 North Americas most iconic waterfall was purposely “de-watered”.
This was done by the US army corps of engineers, because they wanted to conduct a geological survey of the falls’ rock face.
They were concerned that it was becoming too destabilized from erosion.
In order to do this the army had to built a 600ft (182 m) dam across the Niagara River.
This dam consisted of 27,800 tons of rock.
In November 1969 in front of 2,650 spectators, the temporary dam was dynamited, restoring the flow of water.

04/11/2024
Happy Monday and Happy April Fools Please enjoy this picture of Niagara Falls
04/01/2024

Happy Monday and Happy April Fools

Please enjoy this picture of Niagara Falls

Well this is different Thank you Birgit for sharing this with me.
01/24/2024

Well this is different

Thank you Birgit for sharing this with me.

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Having a deep connection to water all my life it was only natural that when thinking about an experience I could provide to travellers, and locals of, southwestern Ontario, that water in some form would be involved. Waterfalls, despite their usual roar and chaos are very soothing and mesmerizing to me.

Booked exclusively through Airbnb Experiences

After picking you up after breakfast, at your accommodations or other prearranged pick up location, we will travel in my spacious 2017 Subaru Outback (other vehicles can be arranged for larger groups) to nearby Hamilton, the Waterfall Capital of the World, home to over 100 waterfalls. We will stop at several picturesque waterfalls for pictures and short hikes. Local area geology and historical facts will be shared and discussed. We will also stop at a bakery and market for a short break. We will continue along the Niagara Escarpment and through Niagara Wine Country. We will stop at a small, award winning, winery for a wine tasting before continuing on to the Welland Canal which allows ships to transit between the Great Lakes. Our final stop will be the world famous Niagara Falls. You will have plenty of time to get pictures and bathe in the mist of falls as we will spend several hours here walking along the edge of the falls and enjoying the very touristy Clifton Hill. You may wish to explore on your own world famous attractions like the White Water Walk, Behind the Falls tour or the Maid of the Mist ( now Hornblower Cruises). We will return to Toronto direct from Niagara Falls.