Last Chance to See Ice at Niagara Falls



Winter is hanging on just a little longer at Niagara Falls. Ice from Lake Erie is still drifting down the river, delaying the start of boat tours—but they’ll be running just days after the ice clears.

The American Falls still have a dramatic ice buildup, while spring signs are popping up: blooming flowers, green grass, and grazing geese.

Don’t miss this rare seasonal mix—book your tour now and catch the Falls as winter fades and spring takes over!

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