Lighthouse Park
Lighthouse Park is a symbol of West Vancouver. Its namesake lighthouse is the main attraction and a National Historic Site. Come explore the extensive trail network and take in the fantastic views of English Bay, Howe Sound and across to Vancouver Island. Stands of old-growth Douglas Fir and Red Cedar are some of the last on the North Shore.
What's Popular?
The lighthouse, a national historic site, is one of the most photographed and recognizable landmarks in the entire Lower Mainland. The waters around Lighthouse Park is a Rockfish Protection Area, and the park is a favourite spot for picnicking.
Things to Do in the Park
The trails in Lighthouse Park are all relatively short and appeal to people of varying fitness levels. Some trails are challenging—please wear good walking shoes or hiking boots. A map of the trails can be found here.
A functioning lighthouse has remained at this National Historic Site since the 1870s. See it for yourself, and become part of its history.
From diving cormorants to soaring eagles, birders flock to Lighthouse Park for great viewing opportunities.