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Autumn in Niagara
Now that the leaves are changing and the air has cooled, here are some great ideas to enjoy the beauty of Autumn in Niagara.
Explore the Trails
Niagara is home to some of the most beautiful walking trails in Ontario. With the leaves changing colours, and the summer crowds slowly dissipating, there's no better way to get outside and enjoy some fresh air.
Balls Fall's Falls Historical Park Loop
This trail is perfect for beginners who are looking for a leisurely and scenic stroll. Located in Jordan, Ontario, this 1 km loop is perfect for families and ends up in the historic village dating back to the 19th century.
White Water Walk Niagara River is home to white-water rapids that amaze visitors. With rushing water, whirlpool rapids, and beautiful scenery, this is a moderate trail that will take you down the wooden boardwalk to the bottom of the gorge. Short Hills Provincial Park
An extensive trail system provides varying levels of difficulties for visitors. Whether you are looking to go by foot, on bike, or even on horseback, there are several options and designated trails to let you explore. This park has 7 trails including Terrace Creek, Scarlet Tanager, Hemlock Valley, Swayze Falls, Very Berry, Black Walnut, and the Palaeozoic Path. 
Visit a Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze
Is it really Fall if you didn't visit a pumpkin patch? Whether you have young kids, a romantic date, or simply want some festive shots, people have been flocking to pumpkin patches every year to get in on the Autumn action!
Howells Family Pumpkin Farm
Howells is a family favourite for a reason. There are plenty of activities with animals for young kids, a haunted barn, wagon ride, oh...and a beer and wine garden!
Warner Ranch and Pumpkin Farm
Warner's is home to a petting zoo, horse-drawn hay rides, and a corn maze. If you're looking for an alternative idea for Halloween trick-o'-treating then make sure to check out the haunted hay ride in the last three Friday and Saturday nights in October.
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