Western Michigan

Western Michigan is a scenic region known for its beautiful lakeshores and charming coastal towns. One of its most notable features is the collection of historic lighthouses that dot the Lake Michigan shoreline, serving both as navigational aids and as picturesque landmarks. These lighthouses add to the region’s charm and attract visitors interested in maritime history and stunning seaside views. Overall, Western Michigan a truly remarkable destination for those seeking to explore the Great Lakes’ rich history and breathtaking landscapes.

An illustration depicting the western-Michigan region.

Status

Waterway

Status

Waterway

Big sable point lighthouse, a large, conical lighthouse painted with thick horizontal black and white lines.

Big Sable Point Lighthouse

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Grand Haven South Pier & Lighthouses

Holland harbor light, a square, boxy structure painted red with a square light tower.

Holland Harbor Light (Big Red Lighthouse)

Little Sable Point Lighthouse, a red brick tower flanked by sand dunes and blue water.

Little Sable Point Lighthouse

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Ludington North Breakwater Light

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Muskegon South Pierhead Light

South Haven Lighthouse, a red metal tower with a black lantern room at the edge of a concrete pier.

South Haven Lighthouse

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St. Joseph North Pier Lights

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White River Light Station