Terrace Bay Lighthouse
Visiting Attractions Terrace Bay Lighthouse
ABOUT THE LIGHTHOUSE
Built in 2011, the Terrace Bay Lighthouse stands as a 50 ft. replica of the lighthouse on the Slate Islands Provincial Park. The lighthouse on the Slate Islands is the highest elevated lighthouse on the Great Lakes, at 224 ft. above sea level, and is the sister to the Otter Island Lighthouse. The Township of Terrace Bay Lighthouse stands as a symbol to the community’s long-standing connection with the Slate Islands and the beautiful Woodland Caribou that reside there.
May through October, locals and visitors alike are welcome to climb to the top and admire a breathtaking views of Lake Superior, Slate Islands and the surrounding area.
Come off the road, relax and take in the view—you won’t find a prettier town on the north shore of Lake Superior!
Amenities:
- Loonie-operated, 50x zoom telescope
- Nearby Parking
Things to Do Near The Lighthouse:
- Visit the Lighthouse Gallery | Downtown Terrace Bay
- Slate Islands Brewing Company | Downtown Terrace Bay
- Restaurants | Downtown Terrace Bay
- Shopping | Downtown Terrace Bay
- Aguasabon Golf Course | Terrace Bay Beach
- Terrace Bay Beach | Terrace Bay Beach
- Aguasabon Falls & Gorge
- Casque Isles Hiking Trail
CHALLENGE AT THE LIGHTHOUSE
Take the Caribou Spotting Challenge! On a clear day, with a bit of luck, you will spot a caribou roaming the Slate Islands.