Either way’s about two kilometres long and should be covered in under half an hour. It’s only a couple of minutes longer and offers more pleasant scenery. But a better route might be continuing down Murray until you hit Queen Victoria Park, and taking the parkway northward to the intersection of Clifton Hill and Falls Avenue. Asking navigator software for a route will lock onto turning left off Murray onto Robinson Street, past Skylon Tower and continuing until you hit the Clifton main road (if you see Ripley’s, you’re there). Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa to Clifton Hill: Again, a couple of options, with all the good ones starting with that walk to Murray and turning right. You’ll come into the parkland at Queen Victoria Place. Head down Fallsview Boulevard and turn right at Murray Street. Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa to Queen Victoria Park: as the parkland covers some length of the Niagara River’s edge, there are a couple of routes to take, but the most direct will take about 15 minutes. If you hit Murray Street you’ve gone too far, but the casino’s tricky to miss. Exit the Marriott onto Fallsview Boulevard and head right (north) for about 300 metres and there you are. Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa to Fallsview Casino: the easiest walk imaginable, as it’s not only close but on the same road.

Using the Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa as a starting point, here’s the best route to take to get to some of the common traveller destinations reachable by foot: Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa Walking Routes to Attractions

The short distances allow for walkers to get an intimate portrait of Niagara. Niagara might have a range of public transport options, but sometimes going on foot is just as memorable.

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