Linoma Beach Lighthouse
A unique 1924 lighthouse landmark for a former gas station, now a restored roadside attraction on U.S. Highway 6.
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Linoma Beach Lighthouse
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A unique 1924 lighthouse landmark for a former gas station, now a restored roadside attraction on U.S. Highway 6.
"A cool historical landmark, but access is very restricted due to private ownership."
🚗 Careful Parking
Use the dirt pull-off on the road, minding potholes and busy traffic. 🚗
📸 Photo Ops
Capture the lighthouse from the roadside; direct access is limited. :camerawithflash:
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4.3 · 40 reviews
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Historical Landmark
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Linoma Beach Lighthouse
Ashland, Nebraska
A historic, restored lighthouse built in 1924 as a landmark for a former gas station.
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🚗 Careful Parking
Use the dirt pull-off on the road, minding potholes and busy traffic. 🚗
📸 Photo Ops
Capture the lighthouse from the roadside; direct access is limited. :camerawithflash:
📍 Respect Private Property
Heed 'no trespassing' signs; the lighthouse is on private land. :noentrysign:
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🚗 Careful Parking
Use the dirt pull-off on the road, minding potholes and busy traffic. 🚗
📸 Photo Ops
Capture the lighthouse from the roadside; direct access is limited. :camerawithflash:
📍 Respect Private Property
Heed 'no trespassing' signs; the lighthouse is on private land. :noentrysign:
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Visitors find the Linoma Beach Lighthouse a cool, restored historical landmark, appreciating its unique origin as a gas station attraction. However, many are disappointed by the very limited roadside access and numerous 'no trespassing' signs, which detract from the experience of viewing this privately owned property.
"Beautiful. No real parking. Just a dirt pull off from the busy road. Careful of the potholes. Signs made it feel unwelcoming. Nearby rv park. A virtual geocache is yours to find."
renee kessel
"Very cool to see but no actual access, can get pics pretty close on the edge of the road but this is privately owned."
Patty Hansen
"This is a historic lighthouse on the river in Ashland, Nebraska. It has been there for many years and recently restored. It is a very cool landmark."
Terry Pratt
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
The lighthouse is located in Ashland, Nebraska, midway between Omaha and Lincoln on U.S. Highway 6. Parking is available via a dirt pull-off on the side of the busy road. Be aware of potholes and traffic.
No, there isn't dedicated parking. Visitors typically use a dirt pull-off from the main road. It's advised to be cautious of traffic and the road conditions.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
No, the lighthouse is privately owned and not open for public entry. Access is restricted to viewing from the roadside.
There is no admission fee as the lighthouse is on private property and not a public attraction. However, access is limited.
As it's a roadside landmark on private property, there are no official opening hours. It can be viewed during daylight hours, but direct access is prohibited.
🎫 🧭 Onsite Experience
Unfortunately, due to extensive 'no trespassing' signs and private ownership, you cannot walk up to the lighthouse. Viewing is from the edge of the road.
Built in 1924, the lighthouse-like structure was originally part of a gas station designed as a landmark on U.S. Highway 6 to attract visitors to a nearby lake and beach. Its name is a portmanteau of Lincoln and Omaha.
The lighthouse is a historical landmark and has been restored, but it is no longer operational as a navigational aid.
📸 📸 Photography
The best photo opportunities are from the roadside pull-off. Be mindful of traffic and the limited viewing area due to private property restrictions.
Given the private property and potential for busy road traffic, drone usage may be restricted or discouraged. It's always best to check local regulations and be respectful of private land.
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