Lighthouses in New Jersey is an itinerary along the coast of New Jersey.

Understand[edit]

The New Jersey Lighthouse Challenge occurs every October, which involves visiting all the lighthouses of the Jersey Shore and some on the Delaware Bay, along with a few lifesaving stations.

Some of these lighthouses are no longer functional.

Prepare[edit]

Many of these lighthouses are on land and could be reached by car; however, some of these are in the open ocean and require a boat to visit.

Get in[edit]

Both New York City and Philadelphia are near the endpoints of the coastal route.

Go[edit]

Map of Lighthouses in New Jersey

New York Bay[edit]

• 40.657364-74.0653551 Robbins Reef Light
• 40.486667-74.2533332 Great Beds Light
• 40.513006-74.013523 Romer Shoal Light

Monmouth and Ocean Counties[edit]

• 40.461667-74.0019444 Sandy Hook Lighthouse
• 40.396306-73.9856945 Navesink Twin Lights
• 40.136667-74.02756 Sea Girt Light
• 40.1175-74.03397 Squan Beach Life-Saving Station
• 39.764333-74.1062228 Barnegat Lighthouse
• 39.6019-74.34329 Tucker's Island Lighthouse (replica)

Atlantic and Cape May Counties[edit]

• 39.366111-74.41416710 Absecon Lighthouse
• 39.03963-74.7690511 Stone Harbor Life Saving Station
• 38.933-74.96041712 Cape May Lighthouse

Delaware Bay[edit]

• 38.9864-75.113513 Brandywine Shoal Light
• 39.195833-75.02777814 East Point Light
• 39.305278-75.37666715 Ship John Shoal Light
• 39.6172-75.534216 Finns Point Range Light
• 39.8475-75.23972217 Tinicum Island Rear Range Light

Stay safe[edit]

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