AstroTours Featured in KAYAK's Boulder Travel Guide!

We are thrilled to announce that AstroTours.org has been featured in KAYAK's newly updated Boulder Travel Guide! This comprehensive guide showcases the best activities and attractions in Boulder, and we are honored to be included among them. For more details, visit the Boulder Travel Guide here: Discover more things to do in Boulder.

For more details, visit the Boulder Travel Guide here: Discover more things to do in Boulder.

KAYAK has revamped their Travel Guides with an improved layout that enhances the user experience, making it easier for visitors to discover exciting activities and attractions. AstroTours is now proudly highlighted in the Activities and Attractions section, complete with a custom card featuring a brief description, an image, and a direct link to our official website. This visibility is a fantastic opportunity for us to reach more stargazers and astronomy enthusiasts.

Our inclusion in KAYAK’s Boulder Travel Guide is completely free, and we are excited about the potential boost in traffic it could bring. We hope this feature will help more people discover the unique stargazing experiences we offer. From exploring stars, planets, and constellations to learning about celestial navigation and distant galaxies, AstroTours provides an unforgettable journey through the cosmos.

We invite you to check out KAYAK’s Boulder Travel Guide and discover more things to do in Boulder. Whether you’re a local or visiting Boulder, there’s always something new and exciting to explore. Plan your next adventure with KAYAK and don’t miss out on the best experiences Boulder has to offer, including a stellar night with AstroTours!

For more details, visit the Boulder Travel Guide here: Discover more things to do in Boulder.

Thank you, KAYAK, for featuring us in your guide and helping us share the magic of the night sky with even more people. We look forward to welcoming new stargazers on our tours and continuing to inspire wonder and curiosity about the universe.

Clear skies,

Luke HuxleyFounder, AstroTours.org

Georgetown tour canceled tonight due to rain

The tour in Georgetown this evening (July 26th) has been cancelled due to heavy rains please see us in Georgetown on Aug 15th for the next free astrotour.

Will Tonight Be a Starlit Spectacle? Your Guide to Stargazing in Colorado

As we gaze upward, the night sky offers an ever-changing canvas of cosmic wonder. In Boulder, Colorado, we're blessed with about 300 clear nights each year, making it a haven for stargazers. But what determines a perfect night for stargazing? Let's dive into the factors that make tonight an ideal (or not-so-ideal) time for celestial observation.

1. Weather Watching: The Stargazer's Habit

Weather is the gatekeeper of the night sky. Cloud cover can be the difference between a celestial spectacle and a starless night. At AstroTours.org, we consider Weather.gov our oracle. A cloud coverage of 30% or less is ideal, but anything above 60% usually leads us to recommend rescheduling. We keep a close eye on the sky and keep our clients informed about 24 hours before our programs.

2. Escaping the City Lights

The battle against light pollution is a constant struggle for astronomers. The darker the location, the more brilliant the night sky. Here in Boulder, we're fortunate to have dark sky spots away from urban lights, perfect for a rendezvous with the stars.

3. Moon Phases: A Celestial Calendar

Our lunar neighbor's brightness can overshadow the fainter stars. A new moon night is prime time for stargazing, offering a dark canvas for the stars to shine their brightest. Full moon nights, while beautiful, can limit your view of the wider cosmos.

4. Colorado’s Advantage: A Stargazer's Delight

Colorado's climate gifts us with approximately 300 clear nights annually. This statistic plays in favor of astronomy enthusiasts, offering numerous opportunities to explore the night sky.

5. Your Stargazing Starter Pack

• Dress for Success: Nights can be cooler than expected, so layered clothing is a must.

• Gazing Gear: While telescopes and binoculars are great, they aren't necessary to enjoy the stars. The naked eye can see plenty!

• Red Light District: Use red lights to maintain your night vision. This small detail can significantly enhance your stargazing experience.

6. Embark on a Guided Journey with AstroTours.org

New to stargazing or prefer guided experiences? Join us at AstroTours.org for a tailored night under the stars. We offer expert guidance, telescopes, and the perfect stargazing settings.

Colorado, offers a splendid backdrop for stargazing. Keep an eye on the weather, consider the moon phase, and seek out dark skies. And remember, a guided tour with AstroTours.org can elevate your stargazing experience to cosmic proportions.

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