We enjoyed this quintessential Maine moment. The sea cliff walk shows off the beautiful scenery and several different views of the lighthouse.

This is just a beautiful spot. We really enjoyed walking along the coast and enjoying the views of the lighthouse. The fort in the same park has an interesting story to it as well.

Beautiful views and refreshing breezes. Park is beautifully maintained.A nice stop to take a break and also take in some history.

What else can I say but a masterpiece lighthouse for taking a photo! It's just a beautiful area and worth a stop if your visiting the area.

On a day trip to Portland this is not to be missed; one of the most picturesque lighthouses that has no doubt served as a stunning backdrop in peoples images from their visit to Maine. Made it there on a bright sunny noon in June - a solitary food truck serving what else? lobster rolls - the best!

Wonderful view and historic information available which a short walk on the coast that is awesome. Museum on site does not aspen until 10:00am but access to lighthouse available before 10:00am.

What better day to visit the oldest lighthouse in Maine, than a rainy dreary Monday! Nestled upon a rocky shore amongst long abandoned batteries and the gutted Goddard Mansion. . . there is much to explore in addition to the Head Light of Maine.

This is a not to be missed lighthouse and while there, do the cliff walk above the shoreline. We thoroughly enjoyed the museum on site for modest $2!

This is a must see while in the Portland area. Located next to Fort Williams Park. Pay $2 to go inside the museum in the lighthouse keepers house. Amazing a views of the rocky coast.