Admiralty Head Lighthouse
Located on the western side of Whidbey Island where the Strait of San Juan de Fuca meets Admiralty Inlet, the
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Things to do in Seattle and the entire Puget Sound region
Lighthouses
The Puget Sound is home to 13 lighthouses, most designed by famed lighthouse designer Carl Leick. From the Admiralty Bay Inlet to Dofflemyer Point, these iconic structures stand as a testament to Seattle’s rich nautical history.
Alki Point Lighthouse
The Alki Point Lighthouse marks the southern entrance to Seattle’s Elliott Bay, and features the familiar architecture of many of
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Browns Point Lighthouse
Tacoma’s only lighthouse, the Browns Point Lighthouse, sits at the edge of a beautifully maintained park, with the majestic Olympic
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Dofflemyer Point Lighthouse
One of the first Puget Sound lighthouses to be automated, the Dofflemyer Point Lighthouse defines the eastern side of the
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Lime Kiln Lighthouse
The Lime Kiln Lighthouse, built in 1914, was the last major light established in Washington. Located in Lime Kiln Point
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Mukilteo Lighthouse
About an hour north of Seattle, the light at Mukilteo still shines brightly. This operational lighthouse has a range of
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New Dungeness Lighthouse
Over a century and a half old, the New Dungeness Lighthouse is located at the end of a 6-mile long
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Point No Point Lighthouse
The oldest of the Puget Sound lighthouses, Point No Point Light Station is located on the northern tip of the
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Point Robinson Lighthouse
Just a short ferry ride away from Seattle, Point Robinson Lighthouse is located on the eastern side of Maury Island
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Point Wilson Lighthouse
The Point Wilson Lighthouse was built in 1913 by the Lighthouse Service. At a height of 51 feet, the beacon
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West Point Lighthouse
Of the many things that Discovery Park in Seattle has to offer, the West Point Lighthouse is one of the
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