Bass Harbor Lighthouse sits atop the enormous granite cliffs of Mount Desert Island watching over the entrance to Blue Hill Bay.

This Bull Moose may look imposing on first glance, but on closer inspection, anyone can tell that the twinkle in his eye and his mischievous grin plainly say this magnificent animal is just getting ready to celebrate this holiday season along with the rest of us.

This is the quintessential Christmas-in-the-Harbor card with a covering of snow blanketing everything but the ocean itself, and a tall evergreen in the foreground decorated in the spirit of the season with Christmas lights and bright red bows.

snowy Marshall Point Light and the long walkway out above the rocks make a great holiday picture with the Christmas wreaths hanging.

The cheerful glow of Nubble Lighthouse along with its keeper's house, the oil house and the boat house all strung up with lights will be sure to warm the hearts of any Scrooge or Tiny Tim this holiday season.

This snowy portrait of Pemaquid Point's famous lighthouse steeped in evening shadow will make a great addition to any of your friends' fireplace mantels this holiday season.

Even in the coldest and thickest of winter's snows, most visited light of all Maine's lighthouses will shine it's beacon from its 80-foot tower to guide the ships safely into harbor.