Journey to Michigan's most remote lighthouse where a rugged 18-mile dirt road leads to this beautifully restored 1904 beacon perched above Lake Superior's wild shores. Climb the tower's spiral stairs for panoramic views, explore the volunteer-run museum filled with maritime artifacts, and comb pristine beaches for rocks and driftwood. Open late May through October with free admission, this off-the-grid escapade offers no cell service or amenities—just pure wilderness, crashing waves, and the passionate volunteers who saved this historic lighthouse from collapse. Pack water and supplies for a half-day excursion that rewards the intrepid with unforgettable sunrise photography and the satisfaction of reaching one of the Great Lakes' most isolated treasures.