Standing sentinel on Maine’s rugged coastline since 1828, Cape Elizabeth Lights—also known as Two Lights—once guided mariners safely past treacherous waters. This historic twin lighthouse station in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, holds the distinction of being one of the few remaining twin light stations in America, though only the eastern tower remains active today.
While the western tower is now privately owned and neither tower is open to public climbing, the dramatic scenery draws photographers year-round. Golden hour and stormy weather create spectacular shots against the rocky cliffs. Visit Two Lights State Park adjacent to the station for stunning ocean views and picnic areas.
Nearby, explore Portland Head Light, Crescent Beach State Park, and the charming shops of Cape Elizabeth village.
Explore Nearby
- Westport Light State Park — State Park in Washington
- Two Lights State Park — State Park in Maine
- Kancamagus Scenic Byway — Scenic Byway in New Hampshire
- White Mountain National Forest — National Forest in New Hampshire, Maine
- White Mountain Trail — Scenic Byway in New Hampshire
