Standing sentinel in Hyannis, Massachusetts since 1885, this historic lighthouse served as part of a range light system guiding vessels safely into Hyannis Harbor. The modest tower, though no longer active, remains a charming reminder of Cape Cod’s rich maritime heritage.

Visitor Access: The lighthouse is not open to the public, and climbing is not permitted. However, it can be viewed and photographed from nearby areas.

Photography Tips: Golden hour provides the best lighting, with morning shots capturing the harbor backdrop beautifully. Fall offers fewer crowds and dramatic skies.

Nearby Attractions: Explore Hyannis Harbor, stroll Main Street’s shops and restaurants, visit the JFK Hyannis Museum, or catch a ferry to Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket.

Explore Nearby

• South Cape Beach State Park — State Park in Massachusetts
• Old Kings Highway (Route 6A) — Scenic Byway in Massachusetts
• Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve — State Park in Massachusetts
• Meteor Lakes Byway — Scenic Byway in North Carolina
• Swamp Meadow Bridge — Covered Bridge in South Carolina