Lighthouse Point, Killbear Provincial Park — Attraction in Carling Township

This short loop trail is located just about a 10-minute walk from the parking area, making it a convenient option if you're looking for a quick excursion. While it doesn’t feature anything particularly remarkable or unique, it’s still a pleasant walk and worth considering if you have some extra time and feel like exploring a bit more of the park. The trail forms a loop, so you’ll end up back where you started without needing to retrace your steps. The outbound section of the trail is slightly more demanding, mainly due to its rocky terrain, which may require a bit of careful footing. In contrast, the return path is much smoother and easier to navigate, offering a more relaxed finish to the walk. The entire route is clearly marked with trail indicators, so following the path is straightforward. Still, it’s a good idea to stay attentive to the signs, especially at junctions, even though the chances of getting lost are minimal. Overall, it’s a simple and accessible trail that doesn’t demand much time or effort, and while it may not be a highlight of the park, it can still add a nice touch to your visit if you're in the mood for a short,...

It is a great trail leading upto the Lighthouse. The complete trail is about 6kms starting near the Killbear Park main entrance. The trail is good for walking, running and cycling. Make sure to wear shoes with good grip as the last 500 metres path leading upto the lighthouse is rough. The trail is linked with all the camp grounds. There is lots of Deer to be seen along the trail. Be aware of snakes too, we did manage...

Nice scenic lookout spot at the far end of the Lighthouse Point trail. There are some really nice rocks where you can sit and watch the sunset, and there are plenty of spots for good photos. We visited several times over the week we stayed, as it was only a short hike from the Lighthouse Point Campgrounds. It's definitely worth a visit if you are staying in or...