Grand Traverse, Michigan Lighthouse & Museum
One of the oldest lighthouses on the lakes, the Grand Traverse Lighthouse at the tip of the Leelanau Peninsula in northern Michigan has guided ships through the northern entrance to the Manitou Passage for 150 years. Located nine miles north of Northport in the Leelanau State Park, the Grand Traverse Lighthouse was home to generations of keepers and their families. Extensive exhibits chronicle their lives and the experiences of those who sailed the lakes. A gift shop is housed in a separate building and picnic facilities are available. 
Grand Traverse Lighthouse Events -
Look for information on two upcoming festivals at the Grand Traverse Lighthouse and Museum: a Haunted Lighthouse Festival and the Northport Lighthouse and Maritime Festival. Grand Traverse Lighthouse also has a unique lighthouse keeper program. Current Grand Traverse Lighthouse keepers provide tours and man the gift shop, where you can pick up souvenirs or have a coffee or pastry.
Grand Traverse Lighthouse Location -
The Grand Traverse Lighthouse is located 9 miles north of Northport and inside the Leelanau State Park. Admission to the Grand Traverse Lighthouse is in addition to admission fees for Leelanau State Park. 
