Niagara Falls for Everybody

by Barbara A. Lynch-Johnt

Between 8 and 12 million visitors make their way to Niagara Falls, New York, and Niagara Falls, Canada, every year. From the captivating beauty of the Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls, to the region’s rich history, to the countless area attractions on both sides of the international border, there’s something for everyone—and the detailed information in this book will help you chart your course.

• Discover the best times and places to view the Falls
• Learn about popular tourist attractions, eateries, and accommodations—and find hidden gems
• Explore additional attractions in the Niagara region

128 pages, Paperback

Published November 17, 2017

Reviews

[Yi]

The author did unit conversion rigidly without any appreciation of the scientific meaning. "The American Falls erodes 2 to 3 inches [or] 5.08 to 7.62 [cm] per year"... What is that 0.08 cm doing there? 5 to 8 cm suffices.
And Niagara Falls, NY is properly referred to as such, but Niagara Falls, ON is frequently referred to as Niagara Falls, Canada. What is the author's reservation against Ontario?

[Anna Marie]

The glossy full-page photos are beautiful, but do not a helpful book make. The book is 50% enormous and breathtaking photos, 25% Niagara Falls, and 25% everything around Niagara Falls. And of that stuff, most of it is trivia-type information, pricey, and/or not terribly descriptive.

You could have the chamber of commerce send you a free copy of their magazine/advertising, and come away with a LOT more than is in this.

I'd hoped for a lot better.