Michigan's Lighthouses - Publicly Accessible

Located on south side of white river near whitehall & Montague,is open to public and has a museum.

This lighthouse is one of the most visited in the lower Michigan, located along Hwy 22 north of Frankfort. Open to public,summer hours.

Located at the north end of US41 an extension of the Fort Wilkins State Park. Open to public and accessible by boat.

Gateway to the mouth of the St.Mary’s River. We found this one on our St.Mary’s River cruise.

Closed in the late 50s but open to public,has a museum. You can also climb the tower on weekends.

This is only one of four lights in Cheboygan.

Open to the public on weekends in the summer.

Open to public,has small museum. Also on the grounds is the bell from the Lansing city hall Lansing MI .

Located north of Harrisville along US23 is not in use anymore.

Located in Tawas Point State Park, is open to public and has a museum.

Has two small museums and a campground. Enjoy a campfire and watch the light go around. This light is active. Open to public summer.

This is one of the lighthouses you can volunteer to be a Light keeper,is open to public. It is located at the south end of the Silver Lake State Park MI . This light is active. Open to public summer.

This Lighthouse is located on Dow property on the Saginaw River and is being refurbished by GLLKA Great Lakes Light Keepers Assoc. .

Open to the public on weekends in summer also has a small museum.

Open for a walk around.

Big Sable Pt. has a small museum you can climb the130 steps to the landing and then 8 more to the top. Sable in French means Sand. This lighthouse almost washed into Lake Michigan before it was saved.Open to the public,with a 1.8 mile walk one way.

Lighthouse has a museum and is open to the public.