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Grand Traverse Lighthouse

The Grand Traverse Lighthouse is situated at the end of the Leelanau Peninsula within the Leelanau State Park.

Little Sable Point Lighthouse is a 107′ brick structure, constructed in 1874. It’s one of the tallest lighthouses in Michigan.

The Grand Haven Lighthouse has two lights on the south pier, both painted red, that are connected by a lighted catwalk.

The Big Sable Point Lighthouse is a black-and-white striped, 112 foot lighthouse in the Ludington State Park.

Lake Michigan has over 50 beautiful lights, with the majority in Michigan and Wisconsin, and more along the Illinois and Indiana lakeshore.

Built in 1918, the Manitowoc Breakwater Light has undergone multiple upgrades. The lighthouse is still operational today.

The Kewaunee Pierhead Lighthouse is one of only 6 in Wisconsin where a fifth-order Fresnel lens is still in use.

The Algoma Light, is a red, steel structure overlooking Lake Michigan. In 1932, the lighthouse that is in place today was relocated to Algoma.