Post 1 of Lighthouse Point provided an impression of our hike along the golf course, from there we turned onto this wooded path on the shores of Cayuga Inlet.
First view of the paired Lighthouses marking the Cayuga Inlet. The white tower is connected to shore by a causeway something less than a quarter mile in length. The red tower marks the other side. These navigation guides allow boats to safely enter the channel exiting the south end of Cayuga Lake. The Erie Canal connects to the north end, allowing access to the Great Lakes and, eventually, the Atlantic Ocean.
The 4-foot-high step up to the concrete causeway path is an insurmountable obstacle to some. I managed to clamber over.
Looking back to shore….
Rusted iron poles support the electric line for the white tower. They remind me of ship masts.
The straight shot back to shore.
Michael Stephen Wills Photography 
Wow! Two lighthouses working together!
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Yes, either side of the channel. Good to hear from you Hien. Happy New Year
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fantastic pics
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Thank You, Gabriel. Happy New Year
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👍
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Happy New year
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I love lighthouses but live hours from the closest. Thanks for this!
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My pleasure, Brandi. Happy New Year
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Happy New Year!!
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Amazing! A walk only for those with steady balance.
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watch your step
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