Nova Scotia #331
The Lighthouse Route Scenic Drive
Nova Scotia Road Map Travel Guide

The Lighthouse Route follows Nova Scotia's South Shore, where the past is a part of everyday life. You'll find it along quiet country roads where ox teams still haul lumber, and coastal villages where fishermen still row wooden dories out to sea. This portion of the Lighthouse Route highway guide starts at the junction highway #3 & Follows highway #331 to the town of Liverpool.

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Km	Miles	Road Item	Road Summary
0.0 (71.1)	0.0 (44.2)	Junction of Highway #3	Town of Bridgewater, NS; all services. North to city of Halifax, NS. East via the Lighthouse Trail Scenic Drive to the town of Liverpool, NS.
1.0 (70.1)	0.6 (43.6)	Picnic Area	Access from highway
1.9 (69.2)	1.2 (43.0)	Community of Conquerall, NS	North of highway
6.6 (64.5)	4.1 (40.1)	Services at highway	Fuel, west side of highway
7.6 (63.5)	4.7 (39.5)	Community of Pleasantville, NS	North side of highway
10.1 (61.0)	6.3 (37.9)	Community of West LaHave, NS	North of highway
14.2 (56.9)	8.8 (35.4)	Community of Mount Pleasant, NS	South of highway
14.7 (56.4)	9.1 (35.0)	Community of Pentz, NS	South of highway
17.1 (54.0)	10.6 (33.6)	Community of LaHave	North of highway
18.4 (52.7)	11.4 (32.7)	Access to LaHave Ferry	Ferry crosses the LaHave River connecting with highway #332 the Lighthouse Trail scenic Drive
19.0 (52.1)	11.8 (32.4)	Fort Point Acadian Museum, NS	East of highway. The museum, previously a lighthouse keeper's home stands on this site of the strategic French fort and settlement. There are picnic tables available.
20.9 (50.2)	13.0 (31.2)	Community of Dublin Shore, NS	East of highway
21.4 (49.7)	13.3 (30.9)	Roadside Highway Turnout Observation Point	Mosshers Point Lookoff, east side of highway
23.7 (47.4)	14.7 (29.5)	Community of West Dublin, NS	East side of highway
25.4 (45.7)	15.8 (28.4)	Services at highway	South side of highway
26.4 (44.7)	16.4 (27.8)	Community of Crescent Beach, NS	East of highway. Attractions: Crescent Beach has a white sand, crescent-shaped beach. It known for its sandy dunes and windsurfing.
27.4 (43.7)	17.0 (27.2)	Services at highway	Access from highway
28.2 (42.9)	17.5 (26.7)	Access to LaHave Island, NS. & Crescent Beach, NS	East of highway
28.7 (42.4)	17.8 (26.3)	Community of Petite Riviere	Access from highway
29.0 (42.1)	18.0 (26.2)	Rissers Provincial Park, NS	The park is open from mid-May until early September and offers two campgrounds with a total of 90 sites, picnic areas, and a large supervised beach. There is a canteen and change house with showers adjacent to the beach. Both campgrounds have water outlets and trailer dump stations. The North Rissers campground, while not on the ocean, offers washrooms with showers and a playground.
30.5 (40.6)	19.0 (25.2)	Middle River Bed and Breakfast	North side of highway
31.0 (40.1)	19.3 (24.9)	Access to Community of Italy Cross, NS	West of highway
39.4 (31.7)	24.5 (19.7)	View from highway	Driving south
39.9 (31.2)	24.8 (19.4)	View from highway	Driving south
40.1 (31.0)	24.9 (19.3)	Community of Cherry Hill, NS	Access from highway
44.9 (26.2)	27.9 (16.3)	Community of Voglers Cove, NS	South of highway
49.6 (21.5)	30.8 (13.4)	Community of East Point Medway	South of highway
56.3 (14.8)	35.0 (9.2)	Junction of Highway #103	NOTE. Highway #331 ends/starts at this point. The Lighthouse Trail Scenic Drive joins highway #3 at this point and continues south to the town of Liverpool, NS. Liverpool, NS is located on the Atlantic coast along Nova Scotia's South Shore. The town is on the west bank at the mouth of the Mersey River. This river flows from the eastern end of Eleven Mile Lake in Annapolis County, NS; south to Kejimkujik Lake in Kejimkujik National Park, NS, then through Lake Rossignol to empty into the Atlantic Ocean at the town of Liverpool, NS.
58.0 (13.1)	36.0 (8.1)	Point of Interest	Crossing the Medway River, NS. The Medway River is 121 kilometres long, it is one of the major rivers of Nova Scotia that once supported a large run of Atlantic salmon.
58.3 (12.8)	36.2 (8.0)	Exit #17a - Highways #103 & #3	Access to communities of Medway, MS, Port Medway, NS, West berlin, NS, Liverpool, NS. NOTE the Lighthouse Route Scenic Drive follows highway #3 at this point. Photo of Meadway Head Lighthouse. The current wooden pyramidal wooden tower is 29 feet (8.8m) high it was built in 1983 to replace the deteriorated tower.
64.5 (6.6)	40.1 (4.1)	Exit #18	East access to communities of Brooklyn, Liverpool
71.1 (0.0)	44.2 (0.0)	Exit #19 Junction of Highway #8 (The Kejimkujik Scenic Drive)	East to town of Liverpool, NS 2 kms. West to Kejimkujik National Park, NS 67 kms. West to community of Annapolis Royal, NS. - Annapolis Royal Region is the oldest European settlement north of St. Augustine, Florida and was settled first by Samuel de Champlain and Pierre Dugua, Sieur de Monts in 1605. Attractions in Annapolis Royal, NS: O'Dell House Museun - Sinclair Inn National Site - King's Theatre Society -Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens.
71.1 (0.0)	44.2 (0.0)	Exit #19 Junction of Highway #8 (The Kejimkujik Scenic Drive)	NOTE: For highway travel via Highway #8, The Kejimkujik Scenic Drive See Milebymile Highway Travel Guide Highway #8, The Kejimkujik Scenic Drive for driving directions. Start / Finish of Highway Travel Guide. -e The Kejimkujik Scenic Drive for highway driving directions.