Walk the Three Sisters Islands on a guided tour of Niagara Falls.

Yes. Specifically, the Niagara Falls State Park walking tours and the trolley (Discovery Pass) both stop at the Three Sisters Islands. You don’t need a separate tour for them—they’re part of the standard park experience.

Most guided tours of the American side cover Goat Island, and the Three Sisters are the three small islands connected by bridges just off Goat Island. The walking tours are worth it if you want someone to explain the geology and the legend (the islands were named after three daughters of a local hotel owner, not anything romantic). The trolley is easier if you don’t want to walk the whole way.

If you’re doing a boat tour (Maid of the Mist), you won’t get close to the islands. For the actual stop, stick with the park tours or just self-guide—it’s a free, easy walk from the main parking lot.

Skip the private tour packages that advertise them as a highlight. They’re overpriced for a ten-minute stop.