Corran Point is situated on the western side of the Narrows of Loch Linnhe, in Lochaber. The lighthouse is equipped with a white/red/green sector light and now works in conjunction with two Precision Directional Lights subsequently installed on either side of the Narrows (Corran Narrows NE and Rubha Cuil-Cheanna).
History
1860: The lighthouse was established by Thomas and David Stevenson to assist vessels navigating the narrow channel through its strong tidal streams.
1898: The Lighthouse was one of the first in Britain to become automated, approximately 10 years before any lighthouses in England.
1970: To assist with increased traffic on the loch, Corran Narrows North East was established on the south shore.
2021: Rubha Cuil-Cheanna was established at Onich.