White water walk

Get close to the power of the Niagara River at White Water Walk, a self-guided experience along a quarter-mile riverside boardwalk. Ride an elevator 70 metres down into the Niagara Gorge, then follow the boardwalk beside the Class 6 whitewater rapids and stop at viewing platforms for dramatic views of the rushing river and ancient rock layers.

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Slide 1 of 11, Visitors descending stairs towards white water platform by a river.

Wooden walkway beside white water rapids in Niagara Gorge.

Visitors walking along a wooden boardwalk at White Water Walk, surrounded by lush greenery and river views.

Visitors reading an information board at White Water Walk, Niagara Parks.

Viewing platform overlooking rapids at White Water Walk, Niagara Falls.

Visitor observing timeline display at White Water Walk exhibit.

Rushing water in Niagara Gorge surrounded by lush greenery and rocky cliffs.

Two girls reading an informational sign at White Water Walk, Niagara Falls.

Visitors walking along a wooden path beside white water rapids in a forested area.

Family enjoying the view of white water rapids from a wooden railing.

Visitors walking along a wooden path by the Niagara River surrounded by lush greenery.

Niagara Falls Canada: White Water Walk Tickets

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Get close to Niagara's Class 6 whitewater on White Water Walk, a self-guided boardwalk stroll beside the gorge's rushing river and cliffs.
Book your ticket in advance, arrive during opening hours, then ride the elevator 70 metres down into the Niagara Gorge to begin your walk.
Follow a quarter-mile boardwalk along the Niagara River, pausing at riverside viewing platforms for close-up looks at Whirlpool Rapids.
Take your time on this self-guided trail, reading displays that explain the gorge's geology and the Niagara Parks plants and wildlife around you.
Stop at riverside viewing platforms positioned off the boardwalk, where you can pause to watch the river, photograph the gorge and take in the 410-million-year-old rock layers around you.

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Get close to Niagara's Class 6 whitewater on White Water Walk, a self-guided boardwalk stroll beside the gorge's rushing river and cliffs.
Book your ticket in advance, arrive during opening hours, then ride the elevator 70 metres down into the Niagara Gorge to begin your walk.
Follow a quarter-mile boardwalk along the Niagara River, pausing at riverside viewing platforms for close-up looks at Whirlpool Rapids.
Take your time on this self-guided trail, reading displays that explain the gorge's geology and the Niagara Parks plants and wildlife around you.
Stop at riverside viewing platforms positioned off the boardwalk, where you can pause to watch the river, photograph the gorge and take in the 410-million-year-old rock layers around you.