Worth stopping for
Point Riche Lighthouse
On the way to…
The 1892 light on the Point Riche Peninsula past the visitor centre — mapped at the end of the headland road, ten minutes beyond town. The limestone barrens around it are the same ground the archaeology sits in; caribou wander the point, and the Parks Canada site's trails link the light to the dig sites.
Stopping here adds about 10 min and 4.2 km to that drive (3h 3m door to door).
Drive it with your own nav:Organic Maps →OsmAnd →Apple →Google →Waze →The first two run on OpenStreetMap and don't track you — the same map this site is built from.
What the map knows
Mapped as viewpoint in OpenStreetMap.
While you're stopped here: Port au Choix (3.7 km away)
The map last touched this element on 2025-11-12 — an old date is not proof of closure, only of nobody updating the map; if you know better, edit OpenStreetMap and every site built on it learns.
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Where this pin comes from: OpenStreetMap way/223699724 → — the same element every figure on this page is checked against.