Autumn In Niagara
Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada |
Autumn - Expect cool nights and warm days as the Autumn Season paints the landscape alive
with colours of red, yellow, orange, and green, as the Maple, Oak, Aspen, and Walnut
trees change with the season. |
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The changing of the seasons is a spectacular event to witness around Niagara Falls, be it Spring or Fall.
It happens once
a year and each year is different from the previous one. Autumn in Niagara has it's
own beauty and creates vibrant colours throughout the landscape. Frost and cold temperatures cause the leaves to change in colour. The days are still warm and sunny. In most years, the winter winds come and blow the leaves from the trees leaving them bare, ushering in the winter season. |
Autumn means harvest season in Niagara's fruit belt. Apples, grapes, peaches and pears are
available July through September. The Niagara region is famous for wine making and vineyards. |
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Romance is in the air!
Niagara Falls is known to be the Honeymoon capital of the world.
Autumn in Niagara is very romantic.
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You'll find a relatively peaceful bicycle ride if you choose to take the lower Niagara River
recreation trail from Queenston to Niagara on the lake. Tour the local wineries on your journey.
There's plenty of stops along the way. |
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The large tour buses are gone and the kids are all back in school. A great time for romantic
dinners and long walks along the parkway. Experience Niagara in Autumn for a more laid back
look at Niagara. The leaves are best seen in Mid September to late October.
The hot humid days of summer are gone leaving sunny warm days with a comfortable climate.
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Best viewing in mid September through late October. |
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