Thrill of the Chill in Niagara Falls

Even in the winter there is so much to do in Niagara Falls. Whether you want to spend time indoors or outdoors, there is something for the whole family, so enjoy the Thrill of the Chill.

Ziplining in the Falls is a huge attraction, but did you know you can go in the winter? Wildplay Zipline is open every weekend and on Family Day and March Break.

You can also Journey Behind the Falls in the winter, ride the Skywheel or just walk around and see the Falls and enjoy the fresh air.

The OPG Winter Festival of Lights is still on until Family Day weekend with new exhibits to check out.

If you want to warm up indoors at The Butterfly Conservatory where the temperature is 85 degrees fahrenheit. On any given day you can be surrounded by around 2,000 butterflies just fluttering around and landing on you.

Now that the province is open again, live music in the Falls is back on. The Niagara Falls Convention Centre have rescheduled some of the cancelled events, so you can see The Trews March 4th, 2022, and Blue Rodeo along with Serena Ryder on March 5, 2022. The best part of the venue is that you feel like you are in an intimate setting so you are almost getting a personal concert. Niagara Falls Music Live is hoping to grow to host more shows in the coming years.

So even though it might be nice to enjoy the sights in the summer, just remember Niagara Falls doesn’t shut down in the winter, and there is still so much to see and do. So take a trip and enjoy some fun!