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Friday, March 02, 2007

Boulder Beach Water Park, Idaho

This 12-acre water park, the largest, most advanced of its kind in the Northwest, is located at Silverwood Theme Park. Boulder Beach was designed with the whole family in mind, with slides, pools, and interactive play features for the little ones and a wave pool and 40-foot water slides for older kids and teens. Everyone can enjoy the lazy river ride and there's even a float-up beverage bar. This summer the big kahuna and all the beach boys and girls will be cooling off in one of the Boulder Beach Water Park's 40-foot tube slides, lazy river, kid's tree house or giant wave pool. Charter a coach bus for a large family fun trip.

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Sherman county Kansas

Sherman County has a kaleidoscope of color with the changing of the seasons . . . The white mantle of winter, spring showers bring the young green grass to the prairie, the yucca plants flower. . . The green wheat turns to gold in late June, and the acres of sunflowers begin their fabulous journey from dark green buds to bursts of true sunshine on the ground in late July and early August. . . Autumn brings changing and falling leaves, ripe corn and feed grains, the cackle of rooster pheasants and wild turkeys, while deer and other wild life begin their winter routines . . . and all throughout the year, the panoramic vistas offer incomparable sunrises and sunsets. . . We are serene, we are exciting . . . We are waiting for YOU!
There is plenty to see and enjoy in and around Sherman County. Charter a luxury limousine or for a larger group a coach bus to hop from attraction to attraction. Fish and picnic at Smoky Gardens recreation site south of Goodland. Swim in Goodland's public swimming pool. Play tennis, horseshoes or just relax in one of our five city parks. Enjoy a round of golf at our 18-hole golf course.
One of my favorite attractions is the giant Van Gogh sunflower painting on an 80-foot easel. The painting stands in a park complex. The projects intent is to reproduce all seven of Vincent van Gogh's sunflower paintings on giant easels in seven different countries around the globe. The project is expected to be included in the Guiness Book of World Records.

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Discover Maine's architectual character

The architectural character of Maines small towns and villages is intrinsically linked to the history of its people. Buildings and the cultural landscapes of which they are a part are a reflection of the time and place in which they were constructed, as well as the people who created them. They inform our conceptions of the past, our sense of the local aesthetic, and the values of the community. Chartering a bus coach to sample what Maine has to offer is the most relaxing way to appreciate your surroundings.
A journey through the different regions of Maine will reveal both stark contrasts and the subtle variations in the appearance of its villages and rural areas. For example, the Acadian heritage architecture in the St. John River Valley of Aroostook County is markedly different from the farms of western Maine, as is the design of rustic inland sporting camps when contrasted with the architect-designed cottages of the coastal summer colonies. More subtle changes become evident in a comparison of traditional building practices from community to community.
Here, one may observe the differences of taste as well as the individual skills and training of local builders and the materials from which they fashioned a wide variety of buildings. On the other hand, the architecture of Maines small towns and villages is also recognizable in a regional and national context where basic design precepts and common features that distinguish one stylistic form from another are apparent.

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Thursday, March 01, 2007

North Dakota

Pick up the trail of America's greatest legends in North Dakota, and you'll find yourself in a legendary adventure of your own. Lewis and Clark, Sakakawea, George Custer, Sitting Bull and Theodore Roosevelt lived out larger-than-life adventures here. Whether you follow in their footsteps and rediscover the past or blaze your own trail and discover what makes North Dakota legendary today, you'll find wide open spaces and wide open fun! How fun is it to charter a hummer be escorted around this beautiful town?
If rodeos are your thing, this is the place to be. From national professional events to local high school competitions, theres a rodeo around every corner in the North Dakota summer! How fun is it to charter a hummer be escorted around this beautiful town?
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Mount Rushmore South Dakota

Mount Rushmore National Memorial, located 23 miles southwest of Rapid City, is something you dont want to miss. Charter a coach bus and see the greatest free attraction in the US!
"Until the wind and the rain alone shall wear them away." Those are the famous words Sculptor Gutzon Borglum used to describe the length of time his most famous work, Mt. Rushmore, will endure.
The mountain itself was originally named after Charles E. Rushmore, a New York lawyer investigating mining claims in the Black Hills in 1885. Gutzon Borglum chose this mountain due to its height (5700' above sea level), the soft grainy consistency of the granite, and the fact that it catches the sun for the greatest part of the day. The presidents were selected on the basis of what each symbolized. George Washington represents the struggle for independence, Thomas Jefferson the idea of government by the people. Abraham Lincoln for his ideas on equality and the permanent union of the states, and Theodore Roosevelt for the 20th century role of the United States in world affairs. The carving of Mt. Rushmore actually began on August 10, 1927, and spanned a length of 14 years. Only about six and a half years were spent actually carving the mountain, with the rest of the time being spent on weather delays and Borglum's greatest enemy - the lack of funding. The total cost of the project was $900,000. Work continued on the project until the death of Gutzon Borglum in 1941. No carving has been done on the mountain since that time and none is planned in the future.
The granite faces of four American presidents' is scaled to men who would stand 465 feet tall! President Calvin Coolidge believed Mount Rushmore was "decidedly American in its conception, magnitude and meaning. It is altogether worthy of our country," Coolidge proclaimed at the dedication of the project in 1927.
The most spectacular program at Mount Rushmore is the evening lighting ceremony held in the new amphitheater, 9:00 PM sharp. A must see when you are touring the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota.

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Nevadas Indian Territory

In contemporary Nevada, many of the descendents of the states original settlers continue to occupy portions of their ancestral lands. For example, Pyramid Lake, located north of Reno, is located within the boundaries of a Northern Paiute Indian reservation. Reflecting the magnificent natural beauty of the region, Pyramid Lake Rd. (State Rt. 445) has been designated a National Scenic Byway, the only federal scenic byway located entirely within the boundaries of an Indian reservation.
Additionally, the Nevada State Museum in Carson City has an extensive display of native Nevadan artifacts, as well as dioramas showing daily life before the arrival of the white settlers. The Stewart Indian Cultural Center, south of Carson City, was a federal boarding school for Indians until 1980. Today, it houses exhibits on the history of the school. Plan a day trip and charter a coach bus to wisk you from museum to museum.
These days, Nevadas tribes are involved in a variety of business enterprises ranging from native craft shops to smoke shops. The Las Vegas Paiute Resort, owned and operated by the Southern Paiutes, includes two championship golf courses located 20 miles northwest of Las Vegas, in the shadow of the 11,918-foot Charleston Peak.

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Green Mountain Film Festival in Vermont

A ten day festival of film from all over the world. The hardest thing about planning a film festival is not sorting through all the bad films: its sorting through all the good ones. There are so many great films in the world - almost too many to choose from. Where they come from nobody knows. For many of us film festivals are the only chance we will get to see them. Thats certainly what the Green Mountain Film Festival is all about, and has been for the last ten years.
GMFF is the same but different this year. They have tossed a few more ingredients into the mix. As well as the Savoy Theater, the Montpelier City Arts Center, and the Kellogg-Hubbard Library, you will find events at two new venues: the Unitarian Church and Langdon Street Cafe. They have also managed to squeeze extra screenings in at both ends of the day. So, if your secret pleasure is to try to see everything, be warned; the bar has been raised. With limited parking I would recommend chartering a sedan or coach for the day.

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Maryland Charter Bus Tours

Seize the opportunity for a complete vacation experience, one filled with hiking, history, kayaking, culture, big city excitement and Main Street memories. Enjoy an unforgettable journey through Maryland, from Chesapeake Bay Gateways and Eastern Shore hideaways to our historic state capital of Annapolis and the majestic Allegheny Mountains. Drive along a network of Civil War Trails, explore the Historic National Road, pause in Baltimore at the birthplace of The Star Spangled Banner, and indulge in the states rich, multicultural heritage. Maryland is also the home of the Preakness and other action packed spectator sports, as well as four seasons of recreational pursuits like sailing, golfing and skiing.
Pack your days with tons of family fun and your nights with a variety of entertainment options. One of the best bets to make the most out of your trip is to charter a limousine or for larger groups charter a coach bus. Along the way, the Old Line State invites you to enjoy the legendary taste of great local seafood before relaxing at friendly, convenient accommodations that range from quaint bed-and-breakfasts to luxurious hotels.

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Atlanta Georgia's Aquarium

Now is the perfect time to experience Georgias Aquarium which opened on Nov. 23, 2005, as the World's Largest Aquarium. With more than eight million gallons of fresh and marine water, 100,000 animals representing 500 species from around the globe and more than 550,000 square feet of total space, you are sure to see things you've never seen before!
The Georgia Aquarium promises wonder and excitement around every corner including whale sharks, beluga whales, penguins, jellies and much, much more. You can even touch bonnethead sharks, cownose rays, anemones and sea stars. There is so much to see and do that you'll want to come back again and again. Be prepared to spend time outdoors. There is a four-minute walk from the parking deck to the front door. During peak times, the advance reservation security line can exceed 15 minutes in an outdoor area. There is plenty of parking for you to charter a bus and stay the day then travel to one of Georgias other exciting attractions.

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Come Skiing in Michigan

Is Michigan serious about downhill? Ski magazine has named it the Midwests Top Ski Destination, and the Great Lakes State is the home of the #1 ski resort in the Midwest. The U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame and Museum is located in the Upper Peninsula City of Ishpeming, the birthplace of organized skiing in the United States.
With dozens of hills ranging from gentle slopes in the southern part of the state to the 900-foot vertical drop found at the tip of the Keweenaw Peninsula, Michigan has something for every skier, casual or serious. When you are finished skiing, hop in your chartered coach bus and head out to one of Michigans fine restaurants.

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Racine Art museum in Wisconsin

Go for the art. Shop the Museum store for unique gifts. Make a day of it in this tiny Soho-esque portion of Racine. But dont miss the Art Museum. You cant even from a distance, its a dramatic architectural work of art.Tucked away between major art players Milwaukee and Chicago, the Racine Art Museum (RAM) is not only a sight to see, it is a genuine destination - surrounded by restaurants, bars, shops, galleries, and an urban beat reminiscent of Soho in New York only smaller, and with cheaper parking. Even better, charter a coach for the day so you dont even have to worry about the parking. In fact, a day at RAM will cost you just $5, much less than a plane ticket and taxi ride to New York.

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Golfing in Alabama

These are the kinds of shots you always remember, the ones that give you that extra zing of adrenaline before and after you swing. Stand on the edge of a cliff overlooking the Tennessee River and hit a tee shot over what seems to be a bottomless ravine. Stand on a bluff hovering above the Alabama River and watch your drive seemingly sail through the clouds, then fall to a ribbon of fairway 200 feet below. Stand in the fairway and aim at twin greens dissected by an 80-foot waterfall.
These are the kind of breathtaking shots you'll find up and down the world-famous Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail in Alabama. The Trail, which receives rave reviews each year, helped transform the state into one of the most popular golf destinations in the world. Other states have tried to copy the concept, but Alabama's Trail is the unrivaled original. Whether you stay on the Trail or venture to some of the state's other hideaways by coach bus, its definitely worth the golf trip to Alabama.

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Wednesday, February 28, 2007

St. Augustine, Florida

On August 28, the Feast Day of Saint Augustine, Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles first sighted the coast of Florida. Twelve days later, on September 8, he stepped ashore, planted the Spanish flag into the sandy soil and, with soldiers and settlers who had traveled with him and Timicuans who greeted his arrival watching, Menendez founded a new city and named it St. Augustine. The year was 1565.
From that day until today, the City of St. Augustine has continued to survive and thrive, making it the longest continually inhabited European founded city in the United States, or more commonly called the "Nations Oldest City." Today St. Augustine continues to thrive and prosper as it proudly proclaims over four centuries of history that includes Spanish and English, Greek and Minorcan, Native American and African American influences. A visitor to St. Augustine may delve into the citys history by visiting one of many museums depicting the way of life of early Spanish colonists, or may choose to simply enjoy the feel of history by strolling the narrow old world streets. Even if history is not a center of interest, visitors cannot help but appreciate the rich heritage that makes St. Augustine a unique getaway. When visiting St. Augustine, the perfect first stop is the St. Augustine/St. Johns County Visitor Information Center. From this central facility, one may plan a day-long or a week-long stay as helpful guides will answer questions about museums, historical sites, transportation, guided tours, restaurants, shopping opportunities, recreation and lodging. Also, check into chartering a coach bus to take you from one interesting destination to another.

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Flagler Beach, Florida

Come see the sun-kissed beaches of Flagler Beach, an idyllic spot on the upper east coast of Florida. You will enjoy the warmth and friendliness of our quaint little city with a population of approximately 5,500. It is a city of beauty and of destiny that combines scenic and natural assets for year-round living.
Flagler Beach boasts over six miles of quiet, uncrowded pristine beaches with unlimited access and no cars allowed on the beach. This town is bordered on the east by the Atlantic Ocean and on the west by the Intracoastal Waterway with its marshes and wetlands. Flagler Beach has the ultimate in outdoor recreation. Plan your day trip! There is no better way to get around Flagler beach then sitting back and relaxing while you are escorted by a charter coach driver.

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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Los Angeles

Walk in the steps of the Tinseltown's stars: visit the theater's famous forecourt and gaze down at the stars' footprints, hand prints and autographs immortalized in cement. Grauman's Chinese Theatre is the most famous theatre in the world. Since its gala opening in May 1927, millions of movie patrons and visitors to Hollywood have been drawn to the theatre. They come to be entertained and enthralled by the legendary Chinese, home to the Forecourt of the Stars.
The Chinese was the dream of Sid Grauman, "Hollywood's Master Showman." Filled with exotic art from China, the theatre's jade-green bronze roof rises 90 feet into the air. Spectacularly lit at night, it is a true Hollywood landmark. This is just one great stop to take on a charter coach around Los Angeles.

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Quebec Canada

Even though it is Canadas largest province, Quebec is bursting with gorgeous scenery, world class culture and first rate entertainment. A melting pot of artistic forms originating in Europe and North America, Quebec is alive with creative energy. The obvious Francophone cultural pride is displayed in literature, music, theatre, dance, paintings, and sculptures.
Visitors from every corner of the world flock to the numerous annual festivals, which consistently draw international praise. The calendar of cultural events and activities varies from city to city throughout the year, but one things certain: they are always packed. Whether you speak French fluently or have no experience with the language, the gracious residents of Quebec are happy to accommodate.
Charter a coach bus or a luxury limo bus and come see Quebec’s 27 national parks: each one is a virtual paradise featuring extraordinary ecological surroundings. The Parc national de Miguasha, on the Gaspes Chaleur Bay, is featured on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This unique area is known for the incredible preservation of its plant and fish specimen, which could very well be 370 million years old.

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Museam of Fine Arts, Boston Massachusetts

The original MFA opened its doors to the public on July 4, 1876, the nation's centennial. Built in Copley Square, the MFA was then home to 5,600 works of art. Over the next several years, the collection and number of visitors grew exponentially, and in 1909 the Museum moved to its current home on Huntington Avenue.
Today the MFA is one of the most comprehensive art museums in the world; the collection encompasses nearly 450,000 works of art. We welcome more than one million visitors each year to experience art from ancient Egyptian to contemporary, special exhibitions, and innovative educational programs. There is ample parking in the lot and the parking garage across the street that can accommodate a large charter bus.
The MFA is embarked on an ambitious Campaign and Building Project, Building the New MFA. Designed by the world-renowned Foster and Partners architects, the New MFA comprises a new wing for American art; renovated art of Europe galleries; improved conservation and education facilities; a West Wing devoted entirely to contemporary art; and a new, larger public space the Glass Courtyard.

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St. Louis Missouri

Visit the centerpiece of St. Louis the Gateway Arch. Americas tallest man made monument is a tribute to the opening of the American West, a sculpture, a history lesson or just a great time. Combine a tram ride to the top with a paddlewheel riverboat cruise, a giant-screen movie, a coach bus to sight see, a bike rental on the Riverfront Trail or even a sightseeing flight in the new Gateway Arch Helicopters.
From your vantage point at the top of the Arch or back on solid ground, you will see a new energy in downtown St. Louis. More than $3.5 billion is being spent on new entertainment districts, casinos, loft condos and scores of new restaurants, retailers and hotels in renovated historic buildings. Outside of downtown, growth continues at St. Louis attractions in St. Louis City and St. Louis County where new sights and lodging are added on a regular basis.

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Soho, the Heart and Soul of NYC

SoHo is shorthand for south of Houston (pronounced "how-stun") street, north of Canal Street, and between Sullivan and Lafayette Streets in Manhattan.
This most diverse neighborhood in lower Manhattan has had a long history before becoming the heart and soul of New York City. Artists such as Phillip Glass, Twyla Tharp, Nam June Paik, Meredith Monk, Chuck Close, Frank Stella, plus many others helped create the ideal situation to make SoHo the Nexus of creative activity for a very magical time in the 1960's. SoHo came to represent the hip, avant garde scene.
Today SoHo is synonymous with trendy shopping, world class art galleries, and cast iron buildings. It is also the backdrop for movie locations, fashion shoots, and one of the best places in the city to catch a glimpse of movie stars, many of whom live in SoHo.
Because of it's unique history and architecture SoHo became a favorite movie set, used by many movie and TV directors. It's look and feel has been copied in many movie lots. SoHo has been used as a location to such movies as Men In Black, Ghost, Unfaithful, Hitch, Little Nicky, Spiderman, Raising Helen, Sex and the City, plus many more. A charter bus or limousine can ease the pain of finding parking in this congested part of the city.


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Omaha Nebraska

Omaha is a city experiencing dynamic growth. $2 billion has been spent to transform the downtown into a Midwestern oasis. New riverfront activities, a historic shopping and dining district, a modern arena and convention facility, museums, a world-class zoo, performing arts, and more make Omaha a first-class destination.
Charter a bus for an exciting day at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo is a leader in animal conservation and research. The Bill and Berniece Grewcock Center for Conservation and Research provides state of the art medical and research capabilities in the following fields: animal care and management, reproductive physiology, nutrition, genetics and genome resource banking.
The Henry Doorly Zoo has evolved from the small Riverview Park zoo, established in 1894, into a world class tourist attraction and a leader in environmental education. The Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park and Wildlife Safari displays Nebraska's wild as it once lived. Prairies, meadows, and wetlands create living classrooms for the curious naturalist and budding biologist.

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Monday, February 26, 2007

Grand Canyon

Charter a bus for the day to the Grand Canyon. It is more than a great chasm carved over millennia through the rocks of the Colorado Plateau. It is more than an awe-inspiring view. It is more than a pleasuring ground for those that explore the roads, hike the trails, or float the currents of the turbulent Colorado River.
This canyon is a gift that transcends what we experience. Its beauty and size humbles us. Its timelessness provokes a comparison to our short existence. In its vast spaces we may find solace from our hectic lives.
The Grand Canyon we visit today is a gift from past generations. Take time to enjoy this gift. Sit and watch the changing play of light and shadows. Wander along a trail and feel the sunshine and wind on your face. Attend a ranger program. Follow the antics of ravens soaring above the rim. Listen for the roar of the rapids far below. Savor a sunrise or sunset.

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Denver Colorado

Denver is a vibrant city with 300 days of annual sunshine, year-round adventure and the breathtaking Rocky Mountains in our backyard. From a thriving arts and culture scene, world class attractions and endless shopping possibilities, to nationally recognized chefs, exciting nightlife and abundant outdoor recreation, Denver welcomes you to experience, explore and discover how the Mile High City will awaken your senses like nowhere else. Chartering a coach bus is the perfect way to explore all that Denver has to offer.
Denver is home to a collection of distinctive neighborhoods - small communities where the curious traveler can find hidden gems, like locals' favorite cafes, shops and galleries. While downtown Denver offers many shopping, dining and entertainment options, visitors should also venture into the surrounding neighborhoods of the Mile High City. From modern shopping Meccas to quaint, Victorian shops filled with one-of-a-kind treasures, there are plenty of exciting neighborhoods to give visitors a real taste and feel for all that Denver has to offer.

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Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, TN

No trip to Nashville would be complete without experiencing the phenomenon of the world-famous Grand Ole Opry, an American icon like no other. Get set for an unforgettable evening of non-stop entertainment as the world's longest-running radio show showcases the best in country, bluegrass and more.
The Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, for more than 75 years has had the greatest country music stars in the world grace the Opry stage for its terrific show. There are always surprises at the Grand Ole Opry, and you never know when famous members like Garth Brooks, Dolly Parton, Brad Paisley, and Dierks Bentley may be stopping by. Make it your turn to be part of this exciting American tradition by chartering a coach to be part of the excitement.
As part of the great Grand Ole Opry tradition, you'll even have the chance to "rush the stage" for photos of your favorite legends and superstars! Be sure to watch the faces of the performers as they step into the dark oak circle behind the microphone. This well-worn, six-foot circle was cut from the stage of the Ryman Auditorium, the "Mother Church of Country Music," allowing performers to stand in the same spot where Patsy Cline made hearts skip with "Crazy," and where Hank Williams defined "Jambalaya" for us all. Make it your turn to be part of this exciting American tradition by chartering a coach for your very own Nashville experience.

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Hershey's Chocolate World, PA

Fun and sweetness meet adventure and excitement at HERSHEY'S Chocolate World®, a totally interactive chocolate experience for everyone and a shopper's paradise for anything and everything HERSHEY'S. Whether you are visiting Hershey for a week or a day, make HERSHEY'S Chocolate World® your very first stop. For a large group or family it is a comfortable and inexpensive idea to take a bus charter trip.
Learn about the process of making chocolate on HERSHEY'S Great American Chocolate Tour™, see the HERSHEY'S Product Characters come to life on the big screen in HERSHEY'S Really Big 3D Show, and even help operate an actual HERSHEY'S KISSES chocolates packaging line at HERSHEY'S Factory Works Experience. For a large group or family it is a comfortable and inexpensive idea to take a bus charter trip.

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Niagara Falls

If your in the area or planning a bus charter trip to Canada, Niagara Falls is the perfect place to visit. Niagara Falls is a set of massive waterfalls located on the Niagara River in eastern North America, on the border between the United States and Canada. Niagara Falls comprises three separate waterfalls: the Horseshoe Falls (Canadian Falls), the American Falls, and the smaller, adjacent Bridal Veil Falls. The Falls are located 16 miles (26 km) away from the U.S. city of Buffalo and 43 miles (69 km) from the Canadian city of Toronto.
The Falls formed after the receding of the glaciers of the most recent Ice Age, as water from the newly formed Great Lakes carved a path through the Niagara Escarpment en route to the Atlantic Ocean. While not exceptionally high, Niagara Falls is very wide. With more than 6 million cubic feet of water falling over the Crest line every minute in high flow, and almost 4 million cubic feet on average, it is the most powerful waterfall in North America.
Niagara Falls is not renowned only for its beauty. The Falls are a valuable source of hydroelectric power for both Ontario and New York. A popular tourist site for over a century, the Falls are shared between the twin cities of Niagara Falls, Ontario and Niagara Falls, New York.

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