Red lit ranger program with ranger using green laser pointer.
60-120 Minutes

Astronomy Ranger Program

Great Basin National Park

Astronomy Program

Astronomy programs are typically offered May through October on Saturday nights, with additional Wednesday & Thursday night programs during the summer season, between Memorial day and Labor Day. Program start times varies in relation to sunset, please check the Park Calendar for the specific day you plan to come to see the start time of the Astronomy Program. The programs are free and no reservations are necessary. All astronomy programs will start with a ranger talk at the Astronomy Amphitheater, followed by ranger-led telescope viewing. Please do not bring your own telescopes; we have them available. Astronomy program rules: Follow the path to the Astronomy Amphitheater Please do not use white lights (flashlights or cell phones) during the program. Red lights are allowed. Do not smoke, drink alcohol, or bring any pets to the program. Wear layers - nights get cold even in summer.

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StargazingAstronomyastronomytelescopesGreat Basin

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Duration

60-120 Minutes

Fees Apply

No

Seasons

Spring, Summer, Fall

Time of Day

Night, Dusk

Accessibility

Generally a .25mile walk to the Astronomy Amphitheater is needed to attend the program. Please contact a Ranger working the program if there are accessibility concerns and assistance is needed.

Pets

No

Reservations

No

Age Info

No age restriction

Location

Astronomy Amphitheater

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