Fire Island Lighthouse, New York

Fire Island's roots go back to its history as a whaling station in the mid-1600s. Nearly 200 years later, the Fire Island Lighthouse became a beacon for ships entering the New York Harbor. Fire Island is known for its diversity and acceptance for all - artists and scholars, bohemians, and the ultra-rich all mingle - and where they all use cool wagons to haul their beach gear and groceries from the daily ferry.