Split Rock Lighthouse

High on a cliff above Minnesota's rugged Lake Superior shoreline Split Rock Lighthouse stands as a beacon for sailors and visitors alike. This historic marvel, constructed in 1910 guided ships safely for over a century. Visitors to Split Rock Lighthouse State Park can explore the lighthouse, keeper's quarters, and museum to learn about the history and significance of this iconic landmark. The scenic beauty of this location makes it a favorite spot for photographers and nature lovers, offering gorgeous views of the lake and the surrounding landscape. Split Rock Lighthouse is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the Minnesota North Shore's rich history and natural beauty.

Split Rock Lighthouse Cam is a joint effort between Duluth Harborcam, the Minnesota Historical Society, and Split Rock Lighthouse. The camera is mounted at the lighthouse, atop a cliff 130 feet or almost 40 meters above the surface of Lake Superior.

This live stream offers an iconic view of one of Lake Superior's most recognizable landmarks—a beautifully preserved 1910 brick lighthouse rising from dramatic cliff-side terrain, surrounded by dense boreal forest and the vast waters of the Great Lakes. Watch ships and weather patterns pass through this historic waterway while enjoying the timeless architecture and natural splendor of the Minnesota North Shore.

Visit Split Rock website - https://www.mnhs.org/splitrock/visit