Understanding Astrotourism: The 5 Best Dark Sky Locations for Stargazing

As urban light pollution increasingly encroaches on natural night skies, organizations like Dark Sky International are leading the charge to preserve these celestial wonders, noting that 99% of the global population lives under some degree of artificial light. By establishing criteria for Dark Sky Parks and Lodges, they promote responsible outdoor travel and environmental respect. These designated areas minimize light pollution, enhancing the visibility of stars and celestial events while benefiting both nocturnal wildlife and human health. The growing trend of astrotourism positions many outdoor destinations as prime spots for stargazing. With just 12,000 years remaining before a shift in the North Star, now is the perfect time to explore the U.S.’s best certified Dark Sky Places.

Understanding Astrotourism: The 5 Best Dark Sky Locations for Stargazing

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