What shoes to wear to Journey Behind the Falls?

A common question is about what shoes to wear at Niagara Falls. It's important to note that if you go on the boat ride, your shoes will probably get wet. For this reason, the best option is to wear lightweight water shoes with no socks, so your feet dry quickly afterwards and you won't ruin your favourite shoes.



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The staircases were then replaced by a hydraulic-powered elevator in 1887 and tunnels were built to further facilitate incoming visitors. Around this period, the attraction was known simply as the Scenic Tunnels. It only changed into Journey Behind the Falls in 1994.

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The two tunnels, which extend approximately 150 feet (46 meters) behind Horseshoe Falls, lead to views of water cascades right in front of the open cave entrances. The best part is stepping out on the observation deck for a truly different and incredible perspective—you will get very wet, but it's worth it!

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While Journey Behind the Falls takes you on a tour behind the cascading waters, Maid of the Mist offers a unique perspective from the water, taking you a stone's throw away from the falls.

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I would advise you avoid wearing jeans. I learned from experience that they are heavy when wet and won't be comfortable to continue sightseeing in. Wear lightweight trousers if possible that will dry quickly.

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It is believed that the white foam from the rushing waters acts like a cushion for the fish traveling down the waters. Back in the 1800's Niagara Falls was nearly frozen solid. The water was so frozen that only a small trickle of water traveled down the Falls. About 28,000,000 (that's 28 million!)

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What to Pack
  • Camera – You simply must have a camera with you at Niagara Falls. ...
  • Running Shoes – Running shoes, or comfortable walking shoes are very appropriate for getting around Niagara Falls. ...
  • Sunscreen – If you visit during the summer months, it can get very hot, and it's almost always sunny.


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How Long Does It Take to Go Through Cave of the Winds? On average, it takes 45 minutes to 1.5 hours to go through Cave of the Winds. You can choose to spend more or less time, but I recommend taking it slow to soak it all in. During my visit, I spent about 1 hour and 15 minutes exploring the Cave of the Winds.

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