Niagara Falls Border

Approximately 28 million visitors cross the border every year from the United States into Canada by automobile. An additional 17 million international visitors arrive by air or boat from the US and across the globe.

The Rainbow Bridge is the fifth largest land border port of entry for total traveller volumes entering Canada. It's also one of the faster international bridges crossing the two borders and is just a few minutes drive to the majestic Falls located at the foot of Clifton Hill. The port of entry is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Travellers can cross the bridge by car, bike, or on foot. It features four lanes over the Niagara River and gorge, nearest to the Niagara Falls, connecting Niagara Falls, Ontario and Niagara Falls, New York. Currently, there are 15 traveller lanes into Canada including 1 designated bilingual lane. There is a designated tour bus lane; however there are no commercial or NEXUS lanes.

For pedestrians using the Pedestrian Walk Way; they can expect an approximate commute of 10 minutes, along with panoramic views of the American and Horseshoe Falls. It is also a prime viewing location if you want to catch the fireworks series that runs from the Canadian Victoria Day holiday right up to Canadian Thanksgiving in the fall.