Dating back to the 18th century, the Portland Head Light stands as Maine’s oldest lighthouse, guarding the rugged, rocky coastline. Situated in Fort Williams Park, this iconic beacon is renowned for being the most photographed lighthouse in the United States. The park itself offers a scenic beach and hiking trails, inviting visitors to explore the natural beauty that surrounds the historic lighthouse. Today, guests can wander through the park, take in the panoramic views of the Atlantic, and learn about the lighthouse’s enduring role in maritime history.
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