📜 Historic lighthouse on a 130-foot cliff overlooking Lake Superior, a National Historic Landmark. 🔍 Completed in 1910 after the disastrous Mataafa Storm, it lights annually on November 10 to honor the Edmund Fitzgerald shipwreck. # Why Go 🌊 Breathtaking Lake Superior views from a dramatic cliffside setting 📜 Explore historic buildings including the original fog signal building, oil house, and keeper's home 🚢 Witness the annual Edmund Fitzgerald commemoration ceremony on November 10 🏞️ Located within Split Rock Lighthouse State Park, popular stop on North Shore Scenic Drive # Why Avoid 🚧 Currently under construction, some offerings may be impacted 🗓️ Lighthouse access limited to Keeper's Tour, not always open # Tips 🅿️ Free parking for historic site visitors during site hours. State Park vehicle permit required during off-hours. 🎟️ Consider the Keeper's Tour for lighthouse and keeper's house access. # Cost 💰 Adults $10, Seniors/Veterans/Students $8, Ages 5-17 $6, under 4/MNHS members free. Keeper's Tour $25. # Hours 🕒 Daily 10 am-6 pm. Winter hours (Oct-Jan) are 10 am-4 pm, closed Tuesdays/Wednesdays.