Discover 7 parks for snowshoeing within driving distance of Niagara Falls
"Niagara Falls visitors enjoy the park’s tranquil setting, fishing, and nature trails away from the bustling tourist attractions."
A riverside park with fishing, disc golf, and nature trails near Lewiston, NY.
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"Niagara Falls visitors and locals often visit Beaver Island State Park for its peaceful scenery and outdoor activities, just a short drive from the world-famous falls."
A scenic state park on Grand Island with beaches, golf, and year-round recreation.
"Niagara Falls is a world-famous destination, and visitors often extend their trip to explore Fort Niagara’s history and lakeside scenery."
Historic park at the mouth of the Niagara River with lake views, recreation, and Old Fort Niagara.
"Visitors from Niagara Falls enjoy a peaceful lakeside escape for fishing, boating, and picnicking away from the city’s bustle."
A lakeside park with boating, fishing, picnicking, and nature trails.
"Visitors from Niagara Falls often visit Amherst State Park for its tranquil atmosphere and scenic trails, offering a contrast to the bustling falls area."
A tranquil 77-acre park in Amherst, NY, offering trails, meadows, and creekside scenery.
"Niagara Falls visitors often extend their trips to Golden Hill State Park for a quieter lakeside experience and outdoor activities."
A lakeside park featuring the historic Thirty Mile Point Lighthouse and diverse recreational activities.
"Visitors from Niagara Falls are drawn to Evangola’s quieter beaches and natural scenery, perfect for day trips or camping."
Evangola State Park features sandy beaches, picnic areas, and camping along Lake Erie’s shoreline.
