Located approximately 12 to 13 miles west of Whitefish Point in a remote area in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The lighthouse was constructed in 1903 and 1904 and became operational on May 5, 1904. It was decommissioned in 1993.  Originally this site contained a lifesaving station and quarters, a two-family brick light keeper's house with basement, a brick fog signal building, an oil house, two frame barns, a boat house and landing, a tramway, a lighthouse tower, and a brick service room entrance building. Today all that remains is the lighthouse tower and part of the brick service room. Take County Road 412, watch for the lighthouse signs and expect about a 45 minute drive on two-track gravel road once you leave the main road M-123. 

Parking Lot parking is available.

Public restrooms are available (Flush Toilet).

Carry-In boat access.

Length of access is more than 50 yards.

Soft sand - hard walking

The sign for this site is along the road (visible from road).