Split Rock Lighthouse

Split Rock Lighthouse, built in 1910 on Minnesota's North Shore, is a historic lighthouse that helped ships navigate Lake Superior's treacherous waters. Named after a split rock formation on nearby the rock, it features a distinctive red and white tower. Its powerful light can be seen for miles, preventing shipwrecks in dangerous conditions. The lighthouse now operates as a museum, offering visitors insight into maritime history and the challenges of early navigation. Surrounded by scenic natural beauty, it remains an iconic symbol of Minnesota’s maritime heritage and northern wilderness.