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Pachena Point Lighthouse
The last original wood lighthouse tower on Canada's west coast, this light is also still maintained by a light keeper. The lighthouse was constructed in 1907 after the wreck of the Valencia, and was first lit in May 1908. The glass lens, 3 m tall, 2.5 m wide and weighing 400 kg was brought by boat around Cape Horn. The 1000-watt bulb puts out four million candlepower and is visible from Washington State's Olympic Peninsula.
Address: . Bamfield BC
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Cape Beale Lighthouse
This landmark was renamed by Captain Charles William Barkley in honour of John Beale, from its original name of Punta de Alegria. Cape Beale is a prominent rock point fringed with reefs; over two dozen shipwrecks have occurred here. The Cape Beale Light, established in 1874, sits 51m (167 feet) above sea level, installed on a red square skeleton tower.
Address: . Bamfield BC
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