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A 30-m (100-foot) waterfall that was created as a spill basin for the Aguasabon Hydro Generating Station. It offers tourists an amazing view through a wheelchair accessible boardwalk that overlooks the falls. The municipal park also has picnic tables for lunch and bathrooms for visitors.
Opened in 2011, the lighthouse is a 15-m (50-foot) replica of the lighthouse at the Slate Islands which is the tallest on the Great Lakes. The Terrace Bay Lighthouse is in the main downtown core and allows visitors to climb up through the staircase inside and experience incredible views of Lake Superior, the Slate Islands, and the rest of the municipality.
A large sand beach with picnic tables and an uncrowded viewing pleasure. Visitors can witness the rivermouth whereby the Aguasabon River leads into Lake Superior as well as see across to the Slate Islands Provincial Park.