This lighthouse has become a symbol of Michigan City. Built in 1904, it's the only lighthouse that still operates in Indiana. It's located at the end of the pier – a great place to watch the sunset or fish.
The first lightkeeper began work here in 1840. But, by 1859, the government shut the light which was eventually lost to erosion. The light you see today is a replica …
The sunsets from this sandy beach, located next to the iconic lighthouse, are magical. It has a dune area where you can take a boardwalk, climb some steps and enjoy even better views.