Clover Island Light is a decorative lighthouse built in 2010 on Clover Island in Kennewick, Washington, along the Columbia River. While not a traditional navigational aid, it serves as a charming landmark and symbol of the Tri-Cities’ connection to its waterfront. The light is active but the tower is not open to public climbing.

The lighthouse is best photographed during golden hour, when warm light reflects off the Columbia River, or at dusk when the beacon glows against the sky. Nearby attractions include the Clover Island waterfront walkway, local wineries, the Columbia Park Trail, and the historic Cable Bridge connecting Kennewick to Pasco.

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