The tunnel is 2,200 feet long.
Get quick to wonder at theNiagara Falls from below , and to learn a thing or two about magnate flora , too .
A 2,200 - foot - long burrow located below the Niagara Falls cathedral of power is now assailable to the public , and it walk visitors through the breakthrough of its 115 year of chronicle . build in 1905 on the Canadian side of the Niagara River , the burrow operated until 2006 , and it served as an exit point for piss used to generate big businessman forupstate New Yorkand Canada .
Now , it serves as an chance for visitor to learn about the onetime power station . Guests are bring to the tunnel via a glass - enclosed elevator , and once on the tunnel ’s ground , they can take the air through the space and discover the many repurposed artifacts , exhibits , and installations explaining how the place generated electrical energy through water for 100 class .
Photo by Argen Elezi, courtesy of Niagara Falls Park
The real treat , though , is at the end of the tunnel . After walk through the infinite , guest get to catch a premier opinion of Niagara Falls from a gorgeous take in area .
For more information and to grab your ticket , you could visit theNiagara Parks website .
Photo by Rob Anzit, courtesy of Niagara Falls Park
Photo by Rob Anzit, courtesy of Niagara Falls Park
Photo by Rob Anzit, courtesy of Niagara Falls Park
Photo by Rob Anzit, courtesy of Niagara Falls Park
Photo courtesy of Niagara Falls Park
Photo courtesy of Niagara Falls Park
