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Fort Gratiot Light Station
Address
2800 Omar Street
Port Huron,
MI
48060
Regions: Port Huron
Phone
(810) 982-0891
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Description
Climb to the top of the tower for an awesome view of Lake Huron and the majestic Blue Water Bridges. After extensive renovation, the lighthouse tower is open for public viewing and climbing. Along with restoration of lighthouse tower, a splendid gift shop has been added as well as artifacts display. The Fort Gratiot Lighthouse, built in 1825 and rebuilt in 1829 and 1861, was the first lighthouse on Lake Huron and is the oldest working lighthouse in Michigan.
There is no admission to enter the grounds of the park and surrounding areas of the light station. Even without climbing the tower, visitors are guaranteed a fantastic lake side view of Lake Huron. Or climb those steps and get an expansive view of Lake Huron, the Blue Water Bridges, the shoreline and the City of Port Huron for a fee, visit the website linked for pricing and hours.
For the safety of all guests, closed-toe shoes are recommended but not required to climb the tower.
There is no admission to enter the grounds of the park and surrounding areas of the light station. Even without climbing the tower, visitors are guaranteed a fantastic lake side view of Lake Huron. Or climb those steps and get an expansive view of Lake Huron, the Blue Water Bridges, the shoreline and the City of Port Huron for a fee, visit the website linked for pricing and hours.
For the safety of all guests, closed-toe shoes are recommended but not required to climb the tower.
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