Stands nearly 60 foot above Lake Superior and Chaquamegon Bay. The lantern's glass is diamond shaped. Active aid to navigation. Active aid to navigation. Rotating green beacon flashes every five seconds, visible for 22 miles.
Fog signal sounds a three-second blast in a thirty second period.
1881 Active aid to navigation. The current beacon is an automated solar-powered light located in the original lantern room. The white light flashes every six seconds, has a 60-foot focal plane, and is visible for seven miles No fog signal. There are 44 steps to the tower. 1863 Stands 45 feet tall.