Journey Behind the Falls

But it also, to me, just personified the timeless allure of Niagara, you know, from all walks of life.

And then when you go inside Table Rock Centre, one of the attractions is... journey behind the falls this is so out there so you descend down into the bedrock by elevator then you walk through these tunnels which bring you behind the falls literally so you're behind that massive curtain of water they were all old hydro project tunnels

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and they built some observation decks at the base of the falls so you can just step outside and man alive you just get totally soaked by that spewing, watery giant.

It was one thing we didn't do.

So the first thing we did was the journey behind the falls, which I think that might have been my favorite thing.

Yeah, that was really cool.

The behind the falls part, that's fine, but being next to the falls in front of it, it's way cooler, and you feel the force of it.

Everybody who goes there says it's their favorite thing ever, best place ever, best part of the falls.

Having been on both sides of the falls, yeah, even, I have to say, better than Journey Behind the Falls on the Canadian side, which is what I went to yesterday, and that was $33 to go take a look at two little portals and an observation deck.

Cave of the Winds makes up for that.

Cave of the Winds is the full immersive version, immersive edition of the journey behind the falls it is the journey into the falls if i can put it that way now the cave of the winds goes beside uh bridal veil falls which is on the american side it's a small little waterfall that right beside the american falls which is big but not as big as the horseshoe falls which is what everyone knows as part of niagara falls So Cave of the Winds, probably the best thing to do.

If you had a choice of things to do, you could probably do both of the best things on the American side.

That is ride the boat and go to Cave of the Winds.