Top Dark-Sky Getaways Accessible by Car from Major Urban Centers

As urban light pollution obscures the night sky for many, the nonprofit DarkSky has been dedicated since 1988 to preserving the nighttime environment by certifying locations that implement responsible lighting practices. With over 200 designated areas across the U.S., this summer presents an opportunity to explore some of the finest stargazing spots, including Cherry Springs State Park in Pennsylvania, Big Water in Utah—the world’s first DarkSky certified lodging—Rappahannock County Park in Virginia, Arches National Park in Utah, and Sedona, Arizona, known for its distinctive stargazing routes. These locations promise breathtaking views of the cosmos, offering both novice and experienced stargazers chances to reconnect with the wonders of the universe.

Top Dark-Sky Getaways Accessible by Car from Major Urban Centers

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