Night Sky Program at Goldendale Observatory
By Goldendale Observatory State Park
Multiple dates
Overview
View planets, nebulae, galaxies, and more through our famous telescope and have all your questions about outer space answered!
The "main event" that put Goldendale Observatory on the map: For one to three hours, visitors have their astronomy questions answered by expert staff while touring the stars outdoors and viewing various space objects through the eyepiece of one of the world's largest public telescopes.
Bring some curiosity... and a jacket!
Program lasts 3 hours and begins at:
7pm October through March.
9pm April through September.
Visitors must arrive on time.
Please note these important details:
- Admission is Free during regular schedule. A WA State Parks Discover Pass is required to park on-site and is available for purchase at the facility; $10 day-pass, $45 annual (new price).
- Double check program start times; visitors must arrive on time, but early departures are always permitted. Late visitors may forfeit their telescope viewing opportunity.
- It is advised that visitors arrive 30 minutes before showtime to ensure parking; carpooling is always recommended.
Category: Science & Tech, Science
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Location
Goldendale Observatory State Park
1602 Observatory Drive
Goldendale, WA 98620
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Goldendale Observatory State Park
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