The Top 9 National Parks for Celestial Views

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Do you love stargazing? If so, you should visit these 9 national parks that offer some of the best celestial views in the US.

This park in Nevada is the first to be certified by the International Dark-Sky Association.

Great Basin National Park

#1

This park in Texas has the least light pollution of any other national park in the lower 48 states.

Big Bend National Park

#2

These parks in California have many clearings between the groves of giant trees.

Redwood National and State Parks

#3

This park in Maine hosts an annual Acadia Night Sky Festival in September.

Acadia National Park

#4

This park in California and Nevada is the largest International Dark Sky Park in the world.

Death Valley National Park

#5

This park in Utah has some of the darkest skies in North America.

Bryce Canyon National Park

#6

This park in Montana has stunning views of the Rocky Mountains and the northern lights.

Glacier National Park

#7

This park in Arizona is one of the most visited in the US, but also one of the best for stargazing. 

Grand Canyon National Park

#8

This park in Utah has spectacular rock formations and canyons. 

Zion National Park

#9

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