The new generation of telescope hosting
Under the best skies in the U.S.
New Moon? Chances are high for clear skies. Death Valley is among the regions with the lowest cloud cover in the United States.
Photographing galaxies? Average atmospheric seeing here ranks among the finest nationwide, giving sharper, steadier views.
Hunting faint molecular clouds? Sky darkness reaches 21.97 mag/arcsec² — close to the natural limit of Earth’s night sky.
Worried about optics fogging? Don’t be. With some of the lowest humidity levels on the planet, your equipment stays clear.
Surrounded by unobstructed horizons, you gain more usable hours each night to explore the cosmos.
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Basic pier, up to 55″ (140 cm) in diameter
Large pier, up to 80″ (203 cm) in diameter
Extra-large pier, up to 120″ (300 cm) in diameter
Is your setup much larger or much smaller?
Basic pier, up to 55″ (140 cm) swing diameter
Extra-large pier, up to 120″ (300 cm) swing diameter
Large pier, up to 80″ (203 cm) swing diameter
Is your setup much larger or much smaller?
The new generation of telescope hosting, under the best skies in the U.S.
From seasoned astrophotographers to research teams — discover how hosting under Death Valley’s skies transformed their imaging experience.
