It's a nice place to walk out to. It takes a while. And on weekends I think the lighthouse is open to go inside for $5. I think it's $5. If you go to the lighthouse go to the Ludington Maritime Museum. It's good.
This is my favorite place to sit and watch summer come to an end with all my favorite people.
A must see experience! Extremely nice! Love it!
Nice walk out to it. Got to see the badger come in and honk at us.
Great view walking out on the breakwater to the lighthouse. I was able to watch the AS Badger leave port at sunset. This is a great place to be at sunset.
The water is very beautiful crystal clear you can see bottom I had a wonderful time
It was so neat to see the locals and visitors watch the evening ferry depart and the sunset together. So neat!
Great place to visit to really feel like you're on the lake. Tours of the lighthouse are offered in the summer. Great fishing too.
Great place to walk!
Such a beautiful light house!
I have yet to go inside of one, but the outside was breathtaking.
The pier is always one of our favorite things to do when we are in Ludington, there are always beautiful views and it's just a lot of fun. We've seen some pretty awesome boats, and wildlife as well. Definitely do yourself a favor and make sure you walk the pier if you find yourself in Ludington. That and visit the State Park, of course.
Lovely lighthouse to visit. There is a walk out onto the pier that might not be easiest for people with limited mobility. Once again, this is a location that involve climbing stairs. My boyfriend and I are slowly planing on visiting all the Lake Michigan Lighthouses and this one was such a nice stop. The volunteers in the lighthouse were friendly and informative. They have a Square so if you don't have cash that is okay, you can charge it. They also do not have a closed-toe shoe policy like some lighthouses do, which is nice for the unprepared visitor.
This lighthouse is one of the 4 managed by Sable Point Light Keepers Association, and if you are interested in lighthouses at all you should really get their 4 lighthouse pass. It's 15 dollars for access to all 4 lighthouses, otherwise it is 5 dollars a person at every lighthouse.
Once again, lovely location, kind volunteers, a must for nautical history fans.