Astrotourism in Utah

Enjoy astronomy in the state of Utah. Go visit a planetarium, space museum, observatory, space tech factory, space port, dark sky park, or attend a star party!

Notable planetariums in UT

These are largest and most notable - also see all planetariums in Utah.

1. Venue
2. Site/City

1. Clark Planetarium
2. Salt Lake City

1. Ott Planetarium
2. Ogden

Notable observatories in UT

These are largest and most notable - also see all observatories in Utah.

1. Name
2. Location

1. South Physics Observatory
2. Salt Lake City

1. West Mountain Observatory
2. Payson

Annual star parties in UT

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1. Name
2. Location

1. Bryce Canyon Festival
2. Bryce Canyon Park

Archeoastronomical sites in UT

1. Name
2. Location

1. Hovenweep Castle
2. Bluff

Dark sky sites in UT

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1. Name
2. Location

1. Antelope Island State Park
2. Salt Lake City

1. Arches National Park
2. Moab

1. Bryce Canyon National Park
2. Bryce

1. Canyonlands National Park
2. Moab

1. Capitol Reef National Park
2. Wayne

1. Cedar Breaks National Monument
2. Cedar City

1. Dead Horse Point State Park
2. Moab

1. East Canyon State Park
2. Morgan

1. Goblin Valley State Park
2. Hanksville

1. Hovenweep National Monument
2. Bluff

1. Natural Bridges National Monument
2. Four Corners

1. Steinaker State Park
2. Vernal

1. North Fork Park
2. Liberty

1. Rainbow Bridge National Monument
2. Lake Powell

Meteor craters in UT

These are the major meteor impact crater sites you can visit. Also see all meteor crates.

1. Crater name
3. Diameter

1. Upheaval Dome crater
3. 10