During the Winter Festival of Lights, the 5 km (3+ mile) lighting route along the Niagara Parkway is known as the Niagara Parks Winter Wonderland.
Within the Niagara Parks Winter Wonderland, visitors will notice the Life in Niagara lighting displays, which feature the award-winning Niagara grape and wine industry, an historic 1812 battle, and Fort Erie Racing. A wide variety of winter activities like skating, skiing, ice hockey and carriage rides are also depicted.
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Battle of 1812
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Canadian-American Flag
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Fort Erie Racing
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Grape & Wine
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The Niagara Parks Police Building
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Menorah
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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Nativity Scene
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Be sure to keep your eye out for favourites like the world's largest Canadian-American Flag display, the Snowman Band, Canada's largest illuminated Menorah, a Teddy Bear Parade, as well as Royal Canadian Mounted Police displays located in front of the Niagara Parks Police building.
The Niagara Parks Police building is also beautifully illuminated with its illumination choreographed to festive music. This brilliant demonstration occurs every 5 minutes. Limited free parking is available in the circle located in front of the building.
Finally, just beyond the Rainbow Bridge visitors will enjoy the illumination of homes and bed & breakfast establishments, as well as an angelic Nativity Scene hosted by Christ Church one of the oldest Christian Churches in the region, located at the corner of the Niagara Parkway and Zimmerman Avenue.
Click here to see a map of display locations.
