Fairly freezy in November, but still a very enjoyable experience to see the Falls.  An added bonus for us is getting to experience a bit of the Canadian life in the few hours we spent in Ontario, Canada.

Just getting to the Falls was an adventure... I'll just say that Mapquest is somewhat challenged when mapping out directions in Canada.  We found ourselves on the QEW, got off at the specified offramp, but had a pretty tough time figuring out which way to get to the Falls.

The first thing we remember about the Falls is how we were getting rained on... but it wasn't raining!  It was the mist from the falls.

The Falls is one of those rare, natural attractions that just leave you awestruck as you continue to look at it.  The size, the sound, and just the sight of it keeps you captivated for hours.  You can go away from the Falls for a little while, then go back to it, and you get that feeling again.  It never gets old, not for me at least.

There's also a few souvenir shops along the Falls view area at Table Rock.  You can't go wrong at any of them when picking out the perfect Falls or Canadian trinket, and a portion of the profits there go towards preserving the Falls for future generations.

We revisited the Falls in June, 2006.  Quite a different experience to be there in the summer as opposed to late fall, it's somewhat warm (80s) and muggy during the day, crisp and cool (60s) during the night when you're at the Falls for the Illumination and possibly the fireworks over the Falls.  It's refreshing to get "rained on" by the Horseshoe Falls during the summer!