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Saugerties Lighthouse

An 1869 lighthouse you can sleep in, if you read the tide chart first

Saugerties Lighthouse

The brick keeper’s house at the mouth of Esopus Creek has been marking the shallows since 1869 and now runs as a living museum with rooms for the night. Getting there is the part nobody forgets: a half-mile walk through the Ruth Reynolds Clunt Nature Preserve on a path the Hudson floods at high tide, which is why the conservancy publishes a tide chart and expects you to check it before setting out with a bag.

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