Route 26 will take you right through Eagle Harbor.

St. Peter's By the Sea  is a landmark along Route 26 going into Eagle Harbor.

Another land mark, just down the street is the general store..

As Route M26 curves to the south, the road leading to the Eagle Harbor Lighthouse goes straight east. There's a road leading north just past the white house in the picture below. Follow that road right down to the lighthouse property.

Final approach to the lighthouse. Turn north here.

You know you're getting close when you see the Carriage House gift store.

The entrance to the lighthouse property.

On you left is the Keweenaw County Historical Museum. Inside is a boatload of artifacts, including a 1926 Chrysler, one of many rescued from a sinking ship.

View from the parking lot. The buildings, from left to right, are the signal building, the lighthouse, the lightkeeper's assistant's house and a secondary assistant's house. To the far left (and out of the picture) is the observation deck.

The most popular buildings are these three. The white shanty behind the boat was the paint storage building.

The walk to the lighthouse starts with the rudder of a 19th century shipwreck.

As you walk toward the lighthouse, Lake Superior is to your left.

A view of the rear of the lighthouse. The entrance to the lighthouse is on the right side, around the corner. The white house to the right is for the lightkeeper's assistant.

The lighthouse as seen from the porch of the white house.

The lighthouse grounds provide many spectacular views of Lake Superior.

Eagle Harbor from the lighthouse grounds. That's Brockway Mountain in the background.

A view of the three buildings from the front. Don't slip on those rocks!

Amateur radio operators putting the lighthouse on the air during International Lighthouse/Lightship Weekend, in mid August.

This is a view of the lighthouse from the rescue station, across the harbor.

A view of the rescue station with Brockway Mountain in the background.

Sunrise over Eagle Harbor