California Travel Tips
Lighthouse Open
Published on: May 02, 2014
Lighthouses of the California coast are timepieces of the past, once created to alert passing ships of potential dangers such as land. Nearly every lighthouse has been decommissioned as modern communications have eliminated the need to keep a light burning and lightkeeper working. Lighthouses are often isolated, remote and in the case of Crescent City’s Battery Point Lighthouse, accessible only during low tides. With that in mind, lighthouse hours and tour options aren’t necessarily set in stone. Do check before making your trip. For immersion experiences, you can book a room in one lighthouses, stay in another operated as a B&B, and dine in yet another lighthouse. Read more…>
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