Joellen Zorrilla: There's only one truly major attraction, and that's the Falls. As for all the others, many are near the Falls, but many are not. But there are frequent buses going everywhere, so not a problem. If you're a great walker, you can walk to maybe 80% of all the other popular places, including Niagara Falls, New York.
Carlton Lastrapes: http://www.ontariotrails.on.ca/trails-a-z/niagara-...http://helloniagara.ca/niagara_recreation_trail.ph...The trail is for biking, jogging, walking, roller-blading, etc. The majority of the trail is paved with some concrete sections. It is a little old so there are some 'rough' spots, but nothing of concern. It runs parallel to the Niagara River (literally right above/beside it) from Niagara-on-the-Lake to Fort Erie. You should be able to see the trail from the Embassy Suites. The sidewalk that runs beside Niagara Falls is part of the trail, so you will have to slow down to dodge the tourists. Definitely very close to you! r hotel....Show more
Shawn Lelis: I think I found it. I googled "recreation trail Niagara Falls" and there it was, the Niagara River Recreation Trail. Looks very nice. You might ask hotel staff what they know about how close it is to the hotel, if the map on the trail website doesn't help. That's one of the things hotel staff do, is help guests find local attractions and activities.
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