Owls Head Light
Perched on a spectacular rise, Owl’s Head Lighthouse offers panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and nearby islands. The keeper’s house serves as the interpretive center for the American Lighthouse Foundation.…
Burnt Island Light
The stone and brick tower at Burnt Island Light is Maine’s oldest, original tower. Reached by boat or water taxi, the island, museum, and scenic walking trails are open to…
The Cuckolds Light
The Cuckholds is named for the two, rocky islets that the lighthouse sits on. Dangerous shoals surround the lighthouse and the large granite pier that the historic fog signal is…
Curtis Island Light
The original lighthouse on Curtis Island was built by order of President Andrew Jackson. It’s known for its 25-foot-tall brick tower and unique green light that can be seen up…
Whitehead Light
Thomas Jefferson authorized the construction of this 41-foot, granite lighthouse in 1803. Whitehead Island is one of the foggiest spots on the Maine coast which is why it still has…
Rockland Harbor Breakwater Light
Few places are as dramatic as this landmark at the end of a 7/8-mile long breakwater. You can visit the restored keeper’s house and climb to the top of the…