Colorado Introduces a New 'Dark Sky' Park

As of December 2024, Colorado is home to 17 designated International Dark Sky places, highlighting its breathtaking night sky that attracts residents and tourists alike. With the recent certification of Browns Canyon National Monument in Southern Colorado as an International Dark Sky Park, the state now boasts 11 certified parks along with six additional dark sky areas, all recognized for their minimal light pollution. The initiative, led by DarkSky International, aims to protect these ecologically sensitive areas and promote effective outdoor lighting practices. As visitors flock to Colorado to experience its starlit wonders, planning a trip to one of these dark sky locations is highly recommended for all stargazing enthusiasts.

Colorado Introduces a New ‘Dark Sky’ Park

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