Walk Niagara Tours Two-Hour Walk: Hornblower Boat Cruise and Over 20 Landmarks

Walk Niagara Tours describes its guides as locals who live and work in Niagara Falls, Canada. This two-hour walking tour starts at the Niagara Parks Welcome Centre, 5146 Murray Street, and ends with the Niagara City Cruises boat ride up the river to the base of the falls. Bookings take up to 30 travelers, and guiding is in English. The walk shows all three falls, Canadian Horseshoe, American and Bridal Veil, and passes more than 20 landmarks. Along the Niagara Parkway the guide points out the Skylon Tower, the Nikola Tesla statue and the Niagara Parks Power Station, whose generators started on July 27, 1905. Table Rock Welcome Centre is the break for photographs, the restroom and exhibits or souvenirs. The route also covers the lookout points along the brink of Horseshoe Falls, Queen Victoria Park and Clifton Hill, with its wax museums, haunted houses, mini putt, Sky Wheel and restaurants. The boat ticket skips the ticket line, and a souvenir poncho is yours to keep. Included too are a licensed guide, Niagara Falls coupons, and a maple syrup tasting at Maple Leaf Place to take on your own after the tour. Food, drink, hotel pickup, transport and gratuities are not included, though guides appreciate tips. Travelers should manage a moderate walking pace for about 30 minutes. The tour is wheelchair accessible, strollers and service animals are allowed, and the operator may swap attractions in case of weather, mechanical problems or closures.