This Corner of Oregon Is Now the World’s Largest Dark Sky Sanctuary—and It Has Geysers, Hot Springs, and Wild West Charm

Astronomers want to preserve stargazing in eastern Ontario

#DYK? Alberta has five designated Dark-Sky Preserves! Four of them encompass Miquelon Lake Provincial Park, Cooking Lake-Blackfoot Provincial Recreation Area, Cypress Hills Provincial Park and Lakeland Provincial Park. Dark-Sky Preserves are protected areas that make a special commitment to protect and preserve the night, reducing or eliminating light pollution in all forms. Check out our Dark Sky Guide here: https://bit.ly/35q7nbH | Alberta Parks

This U.S. State Has the Most Dark Sky-certified Spots in the World—Making It a Must-visit Stargazing Destination

The world’s largest accessible Dark Sky Preserve is in the Canadian Rockies. Come experience total awe beneath our skies. | Jasper, Canada

Jasper National Park is home to the second-largest dark sky preserve in the world — perfect for stargazing. With minimal light pollution, you can see brilliant stars and, if you’re lucky, the northern lights. 📌 Best spots for night sky viewing include Pyramid Lake, Jasper Lake, and Old Fort Point, but anywhere in Jasper offers a magical starry sky. Our Travel Designers can help you craft your perfect getaway — let's start planning today! #ExploreCanada #JasperNationalPark #DarkSkyPreserve #Star