Niagara Falls, a world-renowned spectacle on the border of Canada and the United States, offers breathtaking views and a variety of attractions. Accessibility is generally good, with many viewing platforms and attractions designed for wheelchair users. While solo visits are easily manageable with well-marked paths and information centers, guided tours provide deeper insights into the history and geology of the falls. Peak season is during the summer months when all attractions are open, but it can be crowded; visiting in the shoulder seasons (spring or fall) offers a balance of pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Winter brings a unique, icy beauty but some attractions may have limited hours or be closed. The cost of a visit can vary greatly depending on activities chosen, from free viewpoints to paid attractions like boat tours and observation towers. A typical visit duration ranges from a few hours to a full day, depending on the number of attractions you plan to experience.