Perched on Pond Island in Narraguagus Bay, Maine, this historic lighthouse was constructed in 1853 to guide vessels navigating the treacherous coastal waters. The granite tower served mariners for over a century before being deactivated. Though no longer an active aid to navigation, Narraguagus Light remains a picturesque reminder of Maine’s maritime heritage.

Visitor Access: The lighthouse is not open to the public, and climbing the tower is not permitted.

Photography: Golden hour during summer months offers optimal lighting, with fog-draped mornings creating dramatic coastal atmospheres. Boat tours provide the best vantage points.

Nearby Attractions: Explore Milbridge’s charming downtown, kayak Narraguagus Bay, or visit nearby Petit Manan National Wildlife Refuge for exceptional birdwatching opportunities.

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