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The park is great for a walk, run, skating, biking or a picnic. They have great stuff to offer…read moreevery season: festivals during the summer and light festivals during the winter time. The park is well-maintained and you can easily follow physical distancing protocols. The playground and splash pad are conveniently located side by side and would be great for kids to spend time there and enjoy summer. There are many restaurants and cafes in the area; especially the waterfront restaurants are a great place to enjoy both your meal and Skyway Bridge and Lake Ontario view.

Day or night, hot or cold.. This beach is stunning. Obviously the beach has hutch's and BARANGAS…read more(which has an immaculate view) and fun activities like mini put, go carting and a water park (weather permitting). It definitely is one of my favourite things about Hamilton.

This beach strip is a segment of a much longer beach/park, with Beach Boulevard Beach at one end…read moreand Confederation Beach at the other end. These beaches were created in the 1960s. This beach spans the length of Van Wagner's Beach Rd. The beach is long and narrow. The sand is gray and quite clean. The water quality passes its test 95%+ of the time. The Great Lakes Waterfront Trail runs through it, which is used for walking, jogging, and bicycling. There is a large parking lot spanning part of the length of the beach. The parking will be quite full when the day has temperature 18C+ and sunny. There are 4 spots for charging electric vehicles and very few disability spots. An insistution is Hutch's on the Beach, which is an extremely popular restaurant for burgers, fish & chips, ice cream, and milk shakes. Expect long line ups during nice weather days. There is no free WiFi. The park is wheelchair accessible. There are no washrooms, but you could try using the restaurant's washrooms. There is free parking in the private parking lot with a few disability spots. Review 2023-074

We were here for a small running event on the long weekend. My husband did an 8K run. It was around…read morethe beach. The weather was a bit chilly, it told him about 28 mins to finish and age group 2nd place award. There was fruit for him afterward. The beach was beautiful, people around were so nice that helped us to take some pictures. The beach line was long, I felt I had burnt lots of calories. Residents around could run, bike, or swim there. This is a great place to relax in summer.

Confederation Park has been a part of my life pretty much forever. I've been coming here since I…read morewas a kid, and it's still one of my favourite spots in Hamilton to just get outside and enjoy the waterfront. It's a great place for walking, biking, rollerblading, or just relaxing by the water. On a really clear day, you can even see CN Tower and the Toronto skyline across the lake, which is always cool to spot. Adventure Village is a cute little mini park area nearby that kids will especially love, and while Wild Water Works is just okay in my opinion, it's still a fun option on a hot summer day. One of the true classics here is Hutch's on the Beach. We've been going there for years for fries, fish & chips, and ice cream...though it can get SUPER packed during peak times. There are also some other nice-looking spots like Barangas on the Beach that add to the area's appeal. Unfortunately, over the last few years the park has definitely become more crowded and more litter-filled, which is disappointing. But despite that, I've still always enjoyed my time here and have a lot of nostalgia attached to this place.

Frozennnnnnnnn again!!!…read more Another spot I came last week for the love of frozen falls!! This was pretty close to my family's home. And yet nobody has ever been. Needless to say, I drove up here on the coldest -27 degrees day! Oh so cold! The views!! Panoramic views!! You gotta pay for parking $5. It's both your entrance and fee. The falls are on your left but the ledge is covered. Walk all the way down and viola! Insane view point over looking Hamilton and Lake Ontario! The wind!! The ice cold wind and that -30 degrees cold however are part of the experience for free! I lasted 10 whole minutes!!! And walked back to my car with frozen hands!!!

It's a nice area to walk and enjoy the view of the Lake Ontario from above the mountains, but you…read morecannot get close to the falls and it's fenced off. You will pay $7.5 parking fee and you can only walk for 1.2 km. Or you can park your car in the limited parking spots and use the map given and go for a walk, but you won't have the amazing view of the lake.

This was one of my favorite biking trails that I've encountered in my travels. It is long (over…read more450km/280 miles), and actually comprised of three interconnected sections, mostly along Lake Ontario: Etobicoke (west), Toronto (central) and Scarborough (east). I only had the pleasure to ride along the Toronto Portion. Within those 280 miles, you have 182 parks and natural areas including numerous beaches, 31 communities, and over 170 marinas and yacht clubs. Part of this trail also includes the Thousand Islands, providing access to the archipelago, and its beautiful scenery. The trail is one of the best ways to venture outside and see the Ontario coast line. But as of recently, it is now unlawful to do so via motorized bikes/scooters- so don't be afraid to get out an e(h)xercise.

Visited in late March when the lake was not frozen but it's cold. However the view , the trail…read more,it's just awesome. Though it's cold I enjoyed every bit of the walk. It gets windy so its good to carry a coat in early Spring. The CN tower is close to the harbour center. This is easily accessible from public transport / downtown Toronto!!

Great path walking along the various parts of the Falls. The views are awesome. Definitely better…read morethen the US side so worth a trip even just once to check them out. It does get crowded, but we didn't really have any issue finding places to stop and take photos. The hardest part is walking because people tend to walk in large groups, taking up the entire path. I found the area to be a little dirtier then I was expecting, but I did see workers out there trying to pick things up and keep everything clean. More trash bins along the path would probably help.

This whole walkway along the Niagara River on Canada's side offer a great view of all 3 falls…read more(American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Horseshoe Falls) This trail has long viewpoints of Niagara Falls from the Canadian side, a nice beautiful view of the falls walk and enjoy the falls view. Farther you walk away from Table Rock Center you get better views of the falls especially horseshoe falls. You can't stop yourself from taking multiple pics along the way. You will think you have the best pic and then you are clicking more pics. Along the trail, you will see beautiful Queen Victoria Park, a zipline, Skylon Tower, and many more attractions.

I recently got the chance to visit Niagara Falls for the first time and the itinerary I used…read moresuggested I park at lot #2 and visit Terrapin Point first, so that's exactly what I did. It was very easy to get to, parking wasn't more than a few bucks, and I had a lovely time. I didn't go on a tour or anything, I just explored by foot and navigating my way around was a breeze thanks to all of the signage and information everywhere. I visited one of the restrooms near the parking lot and it was rather clean for being a public bathroom in such a busy tourist area. The paths were paved and they had coin operated binoculars to use to get an even closer up view of Horseshoe Falls. While the view isn't as good as when you're on the Canadian side, it's still breathtaking. You're pretty much on top right as the water spills over and you can feel the energy of the water. I stood there in awe for a good 10 minutes enjoying the mist on my skin. It was a hot day so it was much appreciated. The sound is also so soothing. I could totally have picniced in the area and taken a short nap. I definitely suggest paying this spot a visit if you're out exploring.

Terrapin Point gets you as close to the falls as you can without taking a boat. On the United…read moreStates side this is by far the best viewpoint of Horseshoe Falls. If you are not up for a walk you can drive here and park at the nearby lot and it is a short walk. It's a beautiful view and no matter where you are on the walkway you will get a great shot of the falls. If you want to just sit and take it in, you can. On a nice warm day, the mist every so often off the falls feels good hitting your face while the sun is baking you. This can be as quick a visit as you want it to be. Or you can just sit hear all day and watch the hoards of tourist coming and going.

Worth the visit if you are in the area. Came by to learn history about Niagara, the canal and a bit…read moremore. Took a walk on the top deck and watched a few boats go past in the canal.

A lovely curated museum where you will learn a lot about the underground railroad, the history of…read morethe town and the canal and the BEST PART IS IF YOU GET TOO SEE A SHIP GO THROUGH THE LOCKS! The waterways and canals are so important to this region and the whole shipping industry in North America. We also learned about the origination of the game of Lacrosse at the museum and it's tie to native American's. It is a very nice museum, well worth a visit...it was even worth is standing outside in the 20 degree weather to see a ship go through the canal the first week of December. We will go back in the warmer weather, as well.