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Crisp Point Lighthouse
Crisp Point Lighthouse
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Crisp Point was one of four original Lake Superior Life Saving Stations. It became operational in 1876. Plans to build Crisp Point Lighthouse were approved in 1902. On May 5, 1904 the light became operational. The tower originally housed a fixed red fourth order Fresnel Lens. The lighthouse station also contained a service building attached to the tower, a two family, two story brick keepers house, fog signal building, boat house, oil house, & barn. In 1965 the US Coast Guard decided to destroy all remaining buildings except the light tower & service building due to the costs to upkeep the buildings. In 1996, the service building to the tower was lost as a result of Lake Superior storms. Large stone has been placed along the shoreline to help slow the threat of erosion. The service building to the tower was rebuilt and opened in 2008. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE VISITOR CENTER IS ONLY OPEN FROM APPROXIMATELY MID-MAY TO MID-OCTOBER & THAT COUNTY ROAD 412 IS NOT SNOWPLOWED IN THE WINTER.
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- snoburd988 contributionsAs others have stated, worth the trip driving a seasonal road to the lighthouse. Climbed the spiral staircase up & out to the perimeter of the lighthouse for fantastic views of L Superior. We had a clear, sunny, warm day to enjoy here. Volunteers were friendly & helpful. Nice gift shop. Great place for a picnic! Make sure you gas up, as available, bc stations are few and far between in this part of Upper MI. Would not attempt the drive off the paved road if weather is/has been rainy. Might get stuck along the seasonal road.Visited September 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten September 10, 2024
- lwatsonCeresco37 contributionsThe road back turns into an ATV path almost but we had a Ram truck and even then it’s a good hour off the main road. Very hard to navigate with the many curves you can’t see around BUT they sell Tshirts you can boost that you made the trip. If you do it’s stunning. So beautiful, quiet and tranquil. I’m glad we didn’t try to turn back. The volunteers were great sports and answered all our questions.Thank you for your review! We hope you are able to come back and see us again!Written October 26, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten October 7, 2024
- Gary M12 contributionsThe drive to the lighthouse is a bit of an adventure, but it’s worth the trip! The paved road transitions to a decent gravel road, then after many miles, the gravel road becomes much narrower and less well maintained for the last 5 miles or so. Follow the signs and/or have a GPS. Plan on spending the better part of a day exploring the grounds, climbing the lighthouse, and strolling along the beach. There was a host family staying on the property to answer questions and running the gift shop. We all had a great time, and left with beautiful pictures and fond memories.Thank you for your kind words! We don't recommend people rely on their GPS system entirely, as they can take you off on logging roads that you can get stuck on. Our advice is to stop at one of the many MDOT Welcome Centers throughout the state and get one of our brochures with the map on the back. Take M-123 to County Rd 500 to County Rd 412. Hope to see you next year!Written October 26, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited August 2024Traveled with familyWritten August 10, 2024
- Nancy18 contributionsBumpy road but worth the drive. We, fortunately, we're not towing our camper to this site but did pass several who were. VERY bumpy road. Roads aren't clearly marked with road names but do have good signage for the lighthouse. Get gas before heading back the dirt road since it's probably 45 min to an hour off the main road. Bathrooms and gift shop available once you get to the lighthouse. Our kids had fun with all the different rocks on the beach!We are glad to hear that your kid had fun checking out the rocks and that you enjoyed your trip to Crisp Point! We hope you come back next year!Written October 26, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited June 2024Traveled with familyWritten June 13, 2024
- Steven FMiramar Beach, Florida35 contributionsThis place is beautiful. Been coming here for many years, long before the road was much more than a track for ATVs. It's great to see the restoration that has been done. For a while it seemed the lighthouse would be lost forever, but the historical society has done wonders for to preserve it. The trip to the top of the tower is worth the climb. Amazing views and you can begin to see traces of what it used to be "back in the day."Visited August 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten September 16, 2024
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WIsconsin216 contributions
Jun 2023 • Couples
An 18.7 mile backroad takes you back to the beautiful solitude of Crisp Point. The road may not be for all vehicles, low to the ground especially. It gets graded regularly we were told but it is sandy with some small rock, many quick turns and can be pretty dicey if it has rained hard. Do not follow GPS even if you have cell service, this is backcountry and you need to have a good map! We saw a mini van, a sedan, Jeeps, pickup trucks but we had a perfect road day! Bring all your food and hydration, nothing is sold at the gift shop for food/ drink. The grounds are open 10-6, I would check on that if going later in fall though as it will be getting dark, not a road most people would want to be on in the dark.
The grounds are beautiful, the lighthouse is cramped and 66 steps ( I think) up to the top on small steps at quite the incline. The last 10–12 steps are like a ladder, then to get outside you need to crawl through an approximately 3x3 foot hole. You can also stay inside at the top to take in the view. It was just 2 of us, we waited for the previous people to come down, this small area cannot support much more than 3-5 people at once. Go backwards down the ladder and then you hit the spiral stairs to go down. Grounds are beautiful, benches, boardwalks, gift shop, bathrooms, not an overly large parking lot though. The keepers are all volunteers, they are interesting to talk to! We rock hounded, snapped a ton of pictures and ate lunch, in our Jeep because the horseflies were awful. Take bug spray, sunscreen, have a great time!
The grounds are beautiful, the lighthouse is cramped and 66 steps ( I think) up to the top on small steps at quite the incline. The last 10–12 steps are like a ladder, then to get outside you need to crawl through an approximately 3x3 foot hole. You can also stay inside at the top to take in the view. It was just 2 of us, we waited for the previous people to come down, this small area cannot support much more than 3-5 people at once. Go backwards down the ladder and then you hit the spiral stairs to go down. Grounds are beautiful, benches, boardwalks, gift shop, bathrooms, not an overly large parking lot though. The keepers are all volunteers, they are interesting to talk to! We rock hounded, snapped a ton of pictures and ate lunch, in our Jeep because the horseflies were awful. Take bug spray, sunscreen, have a great time!
Written July 17, 2023
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Thank you for letting us know about your experience! We hope you come back again!
Written October 26, 2024
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Deb C
Lewes, DE254 contributions
Sep 2023 • Couples
This is a must do adventure. While driving on M123 main road we saw a sign for this lighthouse and decided to take it. Sign said 18 miles. So here we go on a drizzly day in our Prius rent a car that sits a foot off the ground. About a half mile in the road turns to gravel. About a mile in the gravel turns to dirt. Few more miles Road narrows and keeps narrowing until it is like a one lane for 4 wheelers. Never saw another vehicle or house or even a rodent the whole way. I’m a little afraid as we lost cell service and navigation. Thankful for the map we brought along with the Lighthouse signs that kept us going. Upon pulling in to the parking lot is was gleeful as there were about a dozen cars. Raincoat on we run down to the beach where there was a spectacular view of Lake Superior and these beautiful rocks. You can go into the lighthouse and even climb it which I did. Oh, the view from the top. It’s a little tricky if you meet someone on the staircase. Visitor center has flush toilets and a larger than expected gift shop. The man in there had some good advice which was to stay on the same road we came in on.
Written September 24, 2023
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Thank you for telling us about your experience getting to Crisp Point! We hope you come back again!
Written October 26, 2024
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Megan T
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Jun 2023 • Friends
The lighthouse itself provides an amazing view of Superior and even gets you a bit of service at the top! But the volunteer keepers today made it a top notch experience. We took a wrong turn and ended up stuck in a literal swamp for hours but were determined to see what we had set out for! When we finally made it (even the winding road you are supposed to take is not for the faint of heart) they could not have been kinder and let us use the phone to reach out to our parents to let them know we were safe. After taking in the views, we bought t-shirts to commemorate the experience and she made sure that we were truly okay to drive again-even going as far to offer us sandwiches!!! We can’t thank them enough for their kindness after our long trek to get there❤️
Written June 15, 2023
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Thank you for letting us know about the experience you had at Crisp Point (and getting there)! We hope you come back again!
Written October 26, 2024
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Fritomann
Portage Lakes, OH267 contributions
Jul 2021 • Couples
The rain stopped finally, and I drove over from where we were staying in Paradise, Michigan.
Whitefish Lighthouse and Iroquois tower were reported closed for covid19 tell em shove it. Whitefish was happy to charge $14 to tour with OUT the tower climb.They didn't get My money.
Crisp Point was open, and that's where I went, and so glad I found it.
The 20 miles of dirt road took about an hour to traverse in my Jeep; when I arrived around 10.30 am I must have been their first customer of the day.
The visitor's center was manned by Chris and Danny. They are top notch lighthouse guardians, staying I learned, just for the week. You have to get on a waiting list if you want to be a lighthouse keeper here, and since there are no accommodations it's bring yr own tent. Or RV.
They offered a US Lighthouse Society Passport for sale, and I have been visiting lighthouses and climbed a bunch since 2010, and this was the first time I ever was aware of their existence. So I bought one, of course. Now I have to go back, in time, and document all my previous climbs and visits,, and fill in the pages.
Crisp Point lighthouse is open to climb for free, but you must leave a generous donation, in my opinion, to keep these open and maintained for future generations. Hope they even care.
The beach was spotlessly clean , not much driftwood, normally beautiful
Lake Superior stones and small rocks everywhere, near the water, and more IN the water. Kicked off my sneakers and dipped in for a few. NOBODY ELSE around. I took a few pics but there are so many pics from others I wont bother.
Solar panels for electricity are the only power here. The bathrooms have flushers but no sinks for handwashing. I found that a little strange.
There are no keeper's quarters here and that's a shame. But everything that's survived are well cared for, and the natural beauty of Lake Superior, what can I say. Like off in another time, no cellphone comm, no Google, drive to Newberry for a car wash.
I did that.
If you can take the rough road, by all means come up here in the UP. There's more, lots more.
See for yourself.
Fritomann review $$
Whitefish Lighthouse and Iroquois tower were reported closed for covid19 tell em shove it. Whitefish was happy to charge $14 to tour with OUT the tower climb.They didn't get My money.
Crisp Point was open, and that's where I went, and so glad I found it.
The 20 miles of dirt road took about an hour to traverse in my Jeep; when I arrived around 10.30 am I must have been their first customer of the day.
The visitor's center was manned by Chris and Danny. They are top notch lighthouse guardians, staying I learned, just for the week. You have to get on a waiting list if you want to be a lighthouse keeper here, and since there are no accommodations it's bring yr own tent. Or RV.
They offered a US Lighthouse Society Passport for sale, and I have been visiting lighthouses and climbed a bunch since 2010, and this was the first time I ever was aware of their existence. So I bought one, of course. Now I have to go back, in time, and document all my previous climbs and visits,, and fill in the pages.
Crisp Point lighthouse is open to climb for free, but you must leave a generous donation, in my opinion, to keep these open and maintained for future generations. Hope they even care.
The beach was spotlessly clean , not much driftwood, normally beautiful
Lake Superior stones and small rocks everywhere, near the water, and more IN the water. Kicked off my sneakers and dipped in for a few. NOBODY ELSE around. I took a few pics but there are so many pics from others I wont bother.
Solar panels for electricity are the only power here. The bathrooms have flushers but no sinks for handwashing. I found that a little strange.
There are no keeper's quarters here and that's a shame. But everything that's survived are well cared for, and the natural beauty of Lake Superior, what can I say. Like off in another time, no cellphone comm, no Google, drive to Newberry for a car wash.
I did that.
If you can take the rough road, by all means come up here in the UP. There's more, lots more.
See for yourself.
Fritomann review $$
Written August 20, 2021
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HeidiH-L
Michigan154 contributions
Jul 2022 • Family
We first visited Crisp Point Lighthouse in 2020 on a friend’s recommendation. Although it was enjoyable, the pandemic had closed the tower, the day was rainy, and the drive over muddy rutted dirt roads was a joy sapper.
Dry weather and 2 years later, what a difference. The driving route had been fully graded and was even enjoyable, and the park itself was gorgeous. We loved chatting with the visiting caretaker family in the gift shop (full of unique, affordable items). Then climbed the tower (just do it) and ate our picnic lunch in the middle of a quiet spot that smelled like white pine trees.
This lighthouse / state park is the definition of hidden gem.
Three details:
*There are nice, clean restrooms available.
*The grounds are beautiful - AND there are no garbage cans. Anywhere. Take along a bag or two to carry your trash out with you.
*Sign the guestbook (there is one outdoors as well as others in the main buildings). Help the park demonstrate its value to Michigan tourism.
Dry weather and 2 years later, what a difference. The driving route had been fully graded and was even enjoyable, and the park itself was gorgeous. We loved chatting with the visiting caretaker family in the gift shop (full of unique, affordable items). Then climbed the tower (just do it) and ate our picnic lunch in the middle of a quiet spot that smelled like white pine trees.
This lighthouse / state park is the definition of hidden gem.
Three details:
*There are nice, clean restrooms available.
*The grounds are beautiful - AND there are no garbage cans. Anywhere. Take along a bag or two to carry your trash out with you.
*Sign the guestbook (there is one outdoors as well as others in the main buildings). Help the park demonstrate its value to Michigan tourism.
Written July 16, 2022
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Brian R
Oswego, IL546 contributions
Aug 2022 • Couples
The drive to the lighthouse is as exciting as the destination. An 18 mile jaunt on a sand road through the national forest with ups, downs, and turns. The road looks more like a ATV trail but cars do make it! Once there there is a beautiful lighthouse that you can go up in and explore the Lake Superior shoreline. A nice gift shop in the building has
volunteers with very helpful information. A must see when in area I'd say.
volunteers with very helpful information. A must see when in area I'd say.
Written August 9, 2022
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Steven D
Spring Hill, TN2,783 contributions
Aug 2021 • Couples
First off you won’t find this fantastic lighthouse station by accident — very remote access — but well worth the extra travel time & rough route to access the property. Picnic tables are available — but here — you haul out your own trash and leftovers — sorta like camping. There is a small gift shop and info center staffed by knowledgeable volunteers [who live in campers on site during the season].
The lighthouse tower is accessible to those up to the challenge of a tight spiral staircase that finishes with a straight climb up ladder style steps and finally out through a small hatch doorway. At the base of the tower is an interior gallery of historic artifacts, elements and photos.
The “station” sits on a sandy shoreline up on a bluff surrounded by large rocks to minimize the erosion from beautiful Lake Superior. This excursion can be combined with a trip to the “ Falls” either before or after.
The lighthouse tower is accessible to those up to the challenge of a tight spiral staircase that finishes with a straight climb up ladder style steps and finally out through a small hatch doorway. At the base of the tower is an interior gallery of historic artifacts, elements and photos.
The “station” sits on a sandy shoreline up on a bluff surrounded by large rocks to minimize the erosion from beautiful Lake Superior. This excursion can be combined with a trip to the “ Falls” either before or after.
Written August 11, 2021
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Happycamper
1 contribution
Jun 2021
The drive there is part of the experience; it’s a long drive rom anywhere and the last 7 miles is a narrow dirt road, so it’s advisable to call ahead to check road conditions. Once you’re there… wow! Miles and miles of unspoiled Lake Superior shoreline with few people. The view from the top of the lighthouse (of which there is no charge to climb, but donations are accepted) is spectacular! The beach is a rock hunters dream! The all - volunteer “staff” is friendly and informed and are a delight. There is a small Visitors Center, with museum quality exhibits and lots of merchandise to purchase - all proceeds go to restoration & upkeep of the lighthouse. There are flush toilets, but bring your own drinking water as there is none on site. No electricity or cell phone signal either - it’s a perfect chance to escape technology and civilization! (Also no trash service, so take your trash with you.) DO NOT use GPS to get there, as it may take you down the wrong way… onto an ATV trail. (GPS is sporadic in the U.P.) You should take at least 1/2 day to enjoy this beautiful place and you won’t be disappointed!
Written December 30, 2021
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pasadena5150
sterling heights19 contributions
Sep 2019
Forget the horror stories you have read about the roads and how you need a tank to get to the lighthouse because of the puddles. You slow down and just drive through it. County road 412 is a 2 track road with some ups and downs. Drive slow and enjoy the scenery. We encountered 3 different pick up trucks coming back towards us. So you both just move over a little to the right and you will have no trouble getting by each other. We encountered a few different puddles covering the whole road. We had no trouble getting through any of them. We had a 4 wheel drive vehicle but never needed the 4 wheel drive at any point. Now for the lighthouse itself. Magnificent! I'm sure you've seen the pictures but they don't do the place justice. You have to be there in the middle of it to really appreciate the beauty of the Lord's creation. We climbed the stairs to the top of the lighthouse and the view is fantastic down the shoreline and of the lake itself. After about 15 minutes my wife and son went back down to walk the shore and collect some of those cool rocks. I stayed up there just to take in in the view for almost an hour by myself. I can't describe how peaceful it was just looking at the gorgeous view. You can walk the beautiful grounds or just sit in on one of the benches and watch the waves hit the shore. On your way out stop at the gift shop and look around. I picked up a way cool coffee mug. If you are thinking of visiting this beautiful place stop thinking about it and just go!
Written June 18, 2020
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Thank you for your review! You’re absolutely correct, just take it slow through the puddles and it should be no issue. I wince every time I hear them called “water holes”. They’re just really wide puddles!
Written September 9, 2020
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Colleen S
1 contribution
Sep 2020
Yes, the road is rough and sandy. There are times it may be inaccessible because of standing water. Most of the time you can drive there without a problem. If it rained really hard recently, maybe don't go. Drive slow. Use a Luce County map so you don't get lost. You can buy them at local stores and gas stations. GPS will not give accurate directions, and you will not have cell service. Stay on the county roads. Don't take the ORV trails unless you have an ORV. A high clearance 4x4 would be the best choice, but most other vehicles can get there. The road narrows, and you might have to pull off at a wide spot to let other vehicles pass coming from the other direction. When you park, stay in the main parking lot. Do not go into the ORV parking area in the back unless you have an ORV or really good 4x4. The sand in the ORV area is very soft, and you will get stuck. This is one trip that is about the journey and destination. The drive is beautiful and a lot of fun, and the view of the lighthouse in this wild, remote place is absoluting amazing.
Written September 9, 2020
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Can you ride OTV to the lighthouse from Newberry?
Written August 9, 2020
You can look at ATV maps on the Michigan Dept of Natural Resources web site. Don’t think you’d be able to go from Newberry to the lighthouse. But you could trailer them to parking areas on Luce County Rd 500 and go from there.
Written August 10, 2020
Did you have a 4 wheel drive vehicle or just a regular sedan?
Written August 20, 2018
We were in a standard minivan and did just fine. Rough road just makes you take it slow. I think after hard rains or early/late in the season would change things a bit. If it gets too hairy just turn around but they are doing a lot to keep the roads in as good a shape as they can. Enjoy
Written August 21, 2018
What type of vehicle did you drive to get to Crisp Point? Would my family van - Dodge Caravan - be OK to drive the road? Any road damage due to the recent rains/flooding in the UP? Is the lighthouse open every day?
Written June 26, 2018
Hi, the roads to the lighthouse (CR500 & Cr412) have been in really good shape this year. There has been limited Logging Truck traffic so that has helped to keep the road better. It has been really dry in our area so currently there are no water holes that you would have to pass through. For driving direction, please visit our web site and please do not try to use a GPS from the Paradise area.
Written July 4, 2018
I notice in one of your other reviews you stated that your car got stuck. did it get stuck on one of the roads leading to the Lighthouse?
Written September 15, 2017
I wasn't the stuck car review either. We went in a small rental car 3 weeks ago, and had no issues. You have to go slowly because it has ruts and high spots. If you are the driver you must be paying attention all the time. (As the passenger I helped him see some of the ruts) it had not rained in the last 2 days before we went, so we didn't encounter mud. I think within one mile you would notice if the road was too muddy and turn around. We loved climbing the lighthouse and searching the beach for agates. With the effort.
Written September 16, 2017
This looks like a lovely lighthouse to visit, but I am a little concerned about the road to get there. Is there an alternative route? We have a van, is this a suitable vehicle to navigate the road without doing any damage?
Written July 16, 2017
If you take the recommended route on our web site which is M-123 to Luce County Rd 500 to Luce County Rd 412 and take it slow and easy you should not have any problems getting there. That being said if your vehicle is not in good operational condition then you might be better off sticking to paved roads and going to someplace like Whitefish Point in Paradise. Or if you aren't good at driving on dirt roads again it might be best to stick to a different destination. Whitefish Point is a good place to go even if you go to Crisp Point.
Written July 29, 2017
Yes,
Pets need to be on a leash when on lighthouse property and any waste picked up.
Written July 12, 2017
Pets need to be on a leash when on lighthouse property and any waste picked up. This is posted on our web site under the Volunteer Keepers section.
Written July 12, 2017
How much walking is involved in getting to the lighthouse?
Written April 17, 2017
The last section of road (Luce County Rd 412) is a seasonal road, and is not snowplowed in the winter. It is closed to vehicle traffic in the winter as it also serves as a snowmobile trail. The road conditions vary depending on the season and weather. Typically it is not open to vehicle traffic until sometime in May each year. Last week we found out that the road is washed out approximately 3.5 miles from the lighthouse. When the road is usable, there is not much walking involved to get to the lighthouse. You can see it from the parking lot and there is a boardwalk that leads up to the lighthouse. See our web site and our Facebook pages for more info. You can even download a brochure from our web site.
Written April 17, 2017
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