Quick Facts
History & Description
Early History: In 1883, the Horton Lighthouse was a typical combination keeper's house and lighthouse constructed of timber.
The Lighthouse Today: In 1992 the light was electric and fixed green. The current light is the front beacon of a set of range lights. It is a square concrete tower attached to the concrete equipment building. White tower, red stripe, rear tower is 29 feet. Light 88 feet above datum.
📍 Location & Directions
County: Kings
Region: Fundy Shore & Annapolis Valley
Access: By Car
Scenic Route: Evangeline Trail
🗺️ Visitor Information
How to Access: By Car.
Condition: Yes
📸 Best Photo Spots
Golden Hour
Visit during sunrise or sunset for spectacular lighting on the lighthouse structure. The golden light reflecting off the water creates stunning photo opportunities.
Classic Angle
Position yourself with the ocean or body of water behind the lighthouse for the classic Nova Scotia lighthouse shot. Include the rugged coastline in your frame.
Storm Watching
On moody Atlantic days, capture dramatic waves crashing against the shore near the lighthouse. Use a fast shutter speed to freeze the action.
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