Point Atkinson Lighthouse Federal Heritage Building — Attraction in West Vancouver

After a quick drive through a neighborhood we arrived at Lighthouse Park. We took the short walk to Point Atkinson lighthouse and found a rock above that we climbed and had our picnic overlooking the lighthouse. I was a little bummed as we could not walk around the lighthouse but the scenery was beautiful. There are flush toilets available close by with wonderful sink and hand dryer all in one.

You could spend a day here hiking to different lighthouses but we were driving the sea to sky highway and didn't have time to...

Its worth a visit to view it from the public viewing area . The general public can't access the lighthouse itself unless its a open public event or something like it . The original lighthouse was wooden in 1875 and got replaced in 1914 by the present lighthouse we see today . The present lighthouse was built in 1914 on granite boulders jutting out into Burrard Inlet in West Vancouver, Canada. The concrete structure was considered at the time innovative in lighthouse design. It is now automated and...

One of the beautiful places in between the forest trees. Located at the bank of southwestern pacific ocean. Gives a huge amount of positivity and good energy to get rid of hectic canadian life. Stones are slippery and saw some people getting injured so be very careful while exploring the area. The route to the lighthouse and heritage building were closed when we visited. Anyways nature is at best and you will find black globs, basalt fragments and epidotes near the...