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Doubling Point
The main channel of the Kennebec River turns sharply here, and the octagonal pyramidal Doubling Point tower marks the spot on a pier connected to the shore by a walkway at the west end of Arrowsic Island. This is one of several river lights in Maine, most along the Kennebec River. It is privately owned, but the caretakers allow access to the grounds. It can be found at the end of Doubling Point Road in Arrowsic. Boat tours of this and several other river lights are available.
Doubling Point Light Station was built in 1839.
Lighthouse Day 2010:
Hours of Operation: 9 to 3
Guided Tours: Yes
Height of Tower: 23 feet
Climbing Restrictions: None
Special Events: Former female Coast Guard lightkeeper Karen McLean will be in hand to assist with the educational interpretation of the lighthouse.
Located: Land-base...Note: Parking is limited in the area around the lighthouse to about ten vehicles. Please do not park in a manner that blocks driveways or exiting vehicles.
Caretaker: Friends of Doubling Point Lighthouse
Website: http://www.doublingpoint.org
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