My plan: Portland to Bar Harbor and nine lighthouses in three days. Somehow I thought I could just drive up highway 1, and they would all be alongside the road. Ha. The point of a lighthouse is that it's located on the coast, and Maine's coast is no straight line. Most of these were a 30-40 minute one-way detour off the main highway. Thus, I ended up driving about three hours per day just to see them all. I spent at least a half-hour to an hour exploring each one. Lighthouses have been my Maine dream for years, so I am happy I got to see so many.
Portland Head Light, Cape Elizabeth, ME
Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, Bristol, ME
Owl's Head Lighthouse, Owl's Head, ME
Marshall Point Lighthouse, Port Clyde, ME
Rockland Harbor Lights, Rockland, ME
Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse, Tremont, ME
Bug Light, Portland, ME
Spring Point Lighthouse, Portland, ME
Portland Head Light, Cape Elizabeth, ME
Cape Elizabeth Light, Cape Elizabeth, ME
Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, Bristol, ME
Owl's Head Lighthouse, Owl's Head, ME
Marshall Point Lighthouse, Port Clyde, ME
Rockland Harbor Lights, Rockland, ME
Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse, Tremont, ME
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