After months of quarantining, self-isolating, and social distancing, chances are you’ve spent more time than you’d like to admit staring up at your ceiling. If you have the luxury of backyard access, maybe you’ve gotten outside to gaze up at the constellations. But between city smog and artificial light pollution, you’re likely only seeing a portion of the full night sky’s glory. There’s something undeniably magical about connecting with the cosmos, and we think it’s time to start dreaming about where your next stargazing adventure may (eventually) take you.
Thankfully, the U.S. is home to plenty of stellar star-studded destinations. From far-flung getaways free of crowds, to designated International Dark Sky Places, these stargazing hot spots can be found coast to coast.
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