Table Rock House - Journey Behind the Falls

Table Rock House is right at the brink of the Canadian Falls. It features an information centre, first aid, nursing rooms and change tables for infants, stroller ($10 a day plus credit card imprint and holding deposit) and wheelchair rental ($15 per day, etc.), accessible restrooms with foot baths, currency exchange, ATMs, shops including photo shops and several fast food restaurants as well as fine dining in Table Rock Restaurant.

Table Rock Restaurant.
Table Rock Restaurant - (905)354-3631 About as close as you can get to the Canadian Horseshoe Falls. Incredible view. Good food; upper level accessible. Take elevator inside Table Rock House to the restaurant. Accessible parking across the road (follow signs). Accessible washrooms. Children’s menu. There is also an incredible view of the falls on the restaurant level balcony for people in wheelchairs. Balcony licenced in summer. Open year round - hours subject to change, please call ahead.

The Journey Behind the Falls
In the area right in front of the falls there is Table Rock House and Table Rock Restaurant (see above and restaurants). Inside the Table Rock House is the entrance to the Journey Behind the Falls. I've done this several times on my scooter and it is a wonderful way to see the falls from a different vantage point and to take pictures. You are given a biodegradable, plastic rain cover, an elevator takes you down 38 m (125 ft) and a short tunnel (46 m or 150 ft) gives you access to two outdoor observation decks and two portals behind the falls. I couldn't access everything but enough to really enjoy this. You can also read all about the daring feats performed by tightrope walkers during the 19th century out on the viewing platform. If you're going to "do" the falls right, I'd suggest you do the journey behind the falls as part of it.