Did you know Zion Park is the fourth most popular national park in the United States? (Or that it's one of the best national parks for stargazing?) People are drawn to visit for the beautiful natural rock formations, the great hiking trails, and the chance to see a night sky that's almost entirely free of light pollution. Yes, it's true: one of the best reasons to visit Zion National Park is stargazing...| Space Tourism Guide
Yosemite is one of the most popular national parks – it's also an epic stargazing destination! Here's how ot plan a Yosemite stargazing trip.| Space Tourism Guide
Yellowstone, known for its geysers and wildlife, transforms at night into a stargazer's paradise. This is where the cosmic ballet of constellations, planets, and distant galaxies plays out in an uninterrupted panorama, untouched by urban light pollution. From the dance of the meteors streaking across the sky to the mysterious band of the Milky Way, the stargazing in Yellowstone offers an intimate rendezvous with the universe's vast expanse...| Space Tourism Guide
Nestled in New Mexico's Tularosa Basin, White Sands National Park is an ethereal landscape that offers a pristine canvas against which the majesty of the night sky unfolds; if you've ever wanted to go stargazing in an otherworldly place, there are few better contenders than White Sands...| Space Tourism Guide
Towering above the landscape, Mount Rainier is the most dramatic and arguably most beautiful of the Cascade volcanoes. This mountain range stretches from northern California to southern British Columbia in Canada – and is dotted by old, sleeping volcanoes including Mount Rainier. Of the extinct volcanoes that draw hikers, mountaineers, and outdoors-folk...| Space Tourism Guide
If you love stargazing, there are a few great places in the world that are surely on your must-travel-someday list. The Grand Canyon is surely on that list, as well as every Dark Sky Reserve. If you're in the U.S., you probably have Joshua Tree on your list too. This National Park is known for its amazing vegetation, stunning rock formations, and pristine dark skies...| Space Tourism Guide