9 Enchanting Southern Destinations for Perfect Stargazing

While states like Montana and Utah often steal the spotlight for stargazing, the South is home to various Dark Sky Parks and other remarkable spots for celestial viewing. Virginia features four designated parks, with additional sites found in Texas, North Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Kentucky. These locations, including the Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute in North Carolina and Shenandoah National Park in Virginia, offer visitors the chance to gaze at star clusters and planets away from light pollution. From the vast landscapes of Big Cypress National Preserve in Florida to the serene campsites at Buffalo National River in Arkansas, the South provides ample opportunities for astronomy enthusiasts to explore the night sky under some of the darkest conditions in the region.

9 Enchanting Southern Destinations for Perfect Stargazing

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