NIAGARA falls in winter (frozen Niagara)

2026-02-12T23:11:08Z

19 minutes ago, CADNMALODU said:

US side has better cruises. But in winter, Canadian side hands down as there are no cruises.

Route doesn't matter as much. But visiting Toronto gives you access to one of the BEST INDIAN FOOD in North America. If you decide to take up visiting Toronto hit me a DM, I will give a list of places to try Indian food.

Crossing into US has never been a problem for me. I have about 150+ entry exits in my I94. Crossing into Canada too is not a problem as I'm a citizen.

If you're an H1B just keep the usual documentation that you need and as long as you have a valid stamp, I don't see why it becomes a problem.

BEST InDIAN FOOD ఇది చాలు మా Miami వాల్లకి . ఇది family కి yearly ఇచ్హే Snow trip. Will drive to Toronto and definitely need list of good Indian food places.

2026-02-12T23:15:39Z

1 hour ago, Hitman said:

HAPPY LONG Weekend!!!

is it worth visiting Niagara at this time for Frozen version?

is it good from Canada side or USA side?

Better to drive from Cleveland OR Detroit OR get to Toronto??

is Border crossing is hassle free with the kind of noise happening?? @kevinUsa @CADNMALODU

Personally yeS

2026-02-12T23:16:04Z

20 minutes ago, CADNMALODU said:

You can make a day trip from Toronto to Ottawa or Montreal. But again, winter lo scenic drive ante antha Manchu mayam. Peddha chesedhi undadhu.

Ottawa Montreal Quebec City - This route was covered in one of the winter. QC was gorgeous in snowy weather.

2026-02-12T23:19:04Z

11 minutes ago, Hitman said:

Ottawa Montreal Quebec City - This route was covered in one of the winter. QC was gorgeous in snowy weather.

Bavuntadhi but to drive from Ottawa to Montreal is about 120-150 minutes. From Montreal to Quebec city would be another 180 minutes. From Toronto to Ottawa is about 5 hours. Ivanni oka roju lo avvavu.

You need to give at least 2 days to yourself plus a day buffer, just in case things didn't go as expected.