Let me start by saying, the staff was friendly, and the gift shop was magnificent, with tons of knick knacks and various historical documents and post cards relating to the lighthouse.

But, now the part that I just cannot get over, and should be made a little more clear from the get go.

I wear a size 11 shoe, not too big, but not exactly small, comparing to the size of the spiral staircase inside, you have to watch your step, all, the way, down.

Now, this is a personal problem I know, but, It was /terrifying/ on the way down, I have vertigo from high places, and normally it's not an issue, but they did not have any form of warning, nor signage, or even a waiver or a 'Yo, this thing really tall and you gotta look down, son' warning, which I really feel should be necessary, if someone falls down, it's gonna pay badly on the folks involved.

Now, with that out of the way, the views are breathtaking, quite literally, while I felt like I was going to pass out, the gentleman at the top was very knowledgeable, and understanding of my grievance.

If you are not worried about heights, long views down, narrow rusty stairs, and are up to date on your Tetanus shot, I would say go for it, but if you have ANY fear of heights, or vertigo in any fashion, I would say avoid this place like the plague, they will not inform you properly of what is in store, stick to the gift shop, and support the history with your wallet, not your legs.