Point Robinson Lighthouse - Whale Trail view - photo op for Mt R
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Featured in Berkeley Breathed's delightful children's Christmas story, "The Red Ranger Came Calling," Point Robinson Lighthouse sits on a sandy beach with verdant bluffs as a backdrop.
Located on the northeast promontory of Maury Island in Puget Sound, the lighthouse marks the halfway point between Seattle and Tacoma.
Situated on the sandy beach, the Point Robinson lighthouse originally served as a fog signal station in 1885. Today Point Robinson offers great beach combing, and spectacular views of Mt. Rainier. Grounds are open during daylight.
The lighthouse is typically open in the summer on Sundays noon to 4 p.m Call (206) 463-6672 to schedule a tour outside of these hours. The keeper's quarters are available for weekly rentals. Call (206) 463-9602 to inquire about availability.
The lighthouse is owned by the Coast Guard and managed by Vashon Park District. Grounds open, dwellings available for weekly rentals, lighthouse open on Sundays.
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Category: Y Yodio Experiences
Located in 3705 SW Point Robinson Rd, Vashon, WA 98070
Tracks:
- Yodio Track 2
- Yodio Track 1