One Of The Tallest Lighthouses In The Country Is In New Jersey And You Can Climb It
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Rebecca
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New Jersey is a coastal state, and as such, the ocean plays an important role in both the history of the state and the recreational opportunities available. Combine both fun and education with a visit to one of the tallest lighthouses in the country: New Jersey’s Absecon Lighthouse.
Located in Atlantic City, it's both physically impressive and has historical value.
Just look at how massive that is! It's hard to capture the whole view of it.
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In total, you walk up 228 steps. It's 171 feet tall in total. Don't be intimidated -- once you're at the top it will all be worth it.
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Don't worry, it was recently restored, so it's safe to head to the top.
You'll find a museum and an exact replica of a lighthouse keeper's lodgings here now. It's a great way to really learn the history of lighthouses and what it was like to work at one back in the past.
Reward yourself after making the climb to the top!
Good views, interesting history, beachfront location — what more could you possibly want?
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Absecon Lighthouse, 31 S Rhode Island Ave, Atlantic City, NJ 08401, USA