Wyoming Stargazing is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating and inspiring through Wyoming's extraordinary skies. They offer stargazing, planetarium, solar, and virtual astronomy programs. The proceeds help provide inexpensive programming for public schools, free public programs, and efforts to save the night skies. Their vision is to build an observatory and planetarium in Jackson Hole. The experience is wonderful and a highlight of trips to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park. Guides are extremely knowledgeable, nice, accommodating, friendly, and passionate. They excel at making difficult astronomy and cosmology concepts easy to understand for everyone, from adults to a six-year-old. They provide blankets, answer questions, and offer clear explanations with examples in the sky. On a clear night with minimal light pollution, guests can see the vast, dark skies lit up by stars. Viewings include the Milky Way, moon rise, Saturn and its rings, Mars, Arcturus, Vega, binary star systems, and nebulae. The stargazing experience is out of this world and a milestone. It is highly recommended as a unique excursion into the Tetons night sky.
Sara and Kyle were amazing! They’re both incredibly knowledgeable about the stars, it was an incredible experience. Highly recommend!
May 2026
We attended the free Thursday stargazing in Rendezvous Park and it was such a fantastic time! We learned so much and were so thankful we went. (The park is also beautiful to explore beforehand)
December 2025
We had such a great tour with Lilly and East! They knew their stuff, answered all our curious questions, and made star gazing such a blast! Highly recommend a stargazing tour with this group!!
