San Luis Obispo Lighthouse

The Port San Luis Obispo Lighthouse was completed in June 1890, and the light was officially lit for the first time on June 30, 1890. Perched on a cliff overlooking the San Luis Bay the lighthouse is only accessible through a docent led 3.5 mile round-trip hike along the Pecho Coast Trail. Pre-registration online is required for these hikes. The trip to the lighthouse is open to 20 hikers on

Point Arena Lighthouse

Point Arena Lighthouse was destroyed by an earthquake in 1906 and then rebuilt in 1908, Point Arena Lighthouse is 115 feet and one of the tallest lighthouses in the U.S. Guided tours of the light station as well as self guided tours of the grounds are available daily. Afterward, spend some time browsing through our Lighthouse Gift shop featuring unique souvenirs, interesting gifts, custom made

Lost Coast Lighthouse

Lost Coast Lighthouse (Punta Gorda Lighthouse) is located along the most unspoiled stretch of wilderness on the California coastline. No major road approaches the ocean here for over 70 miles, while relics such as the former lighthouse on Cape Mendocino, now relocated to the village of Shelter Cove, speak eloquently of the region’s rich past. From Eureka, travel, 10 miles south on U.S. Highway

Battery Point (Crescent City) Lighthouse

The light house is located in Northern California, just below the Oregon border, in Crescent City. The Lighthouse and its museum is open to the public for tours including opportunities to look into the personal quarters of keepers and their families and the furniture and artifacts they have left behind since the 1850's. Tours include a climb into the light tower. There are displays of many