The Battle of Chippawa monument alongside British, Canadian, and American flags

  Looking over the Niagara Escarpment onto the Niagara River in Queenston Heights Park.

 A Tribute to two understated heroes of the War of 1812 - Tecumseh and John Norton. Both were integral in influencing First Nation warriors to participate in the war

 The Niagara Escarpment, where the First Nations warriors proved their abilities and importance during the Battle of Queenston Heights

 One of the several plaques that are scattered throughout Queenston Heights Park to provide information for those partaking in the self-guided walking tour.

 A plaque on the monument erected at the site of the Battle of Beaverdams recognizing the Aboriginal warriors who fought in the War of 1812.

 The White Pine, otherwise known as the Tree of Peace in Iroquois culture, is representative of peace between the Iroquois and Western people

 The view of Battlefield Park from the Battle of Stoney Creek Monument. 

  Stairs leading up to the impressive Stoney Creek Battlefield Monument. This impressive statue stands over 100 feet tall and was established in 1913.

 A Plaque featuring a Wampum belt recognizing the First Nations warriors who fought in the War of 1812

 The Battle of Lundy's Lane Monument sits where the Battle of Lundy's Lane was fought in 1814. 

 The grounds of the Battle of Lundy's Lane contains the Drummond Hill cemetery. While there are some more modern headstones, many date as far back as the 19th century. The grounds also features various War of 1812 memorials.