Angel Peaks observatory
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Angel Peaks Observatory is a private astronomical facility located in Fremont County, Colorado, perched at 2,717 meters (8,912 feet) elevation in the Rocky Mountains.
Location & getting there
The observatory is situated high in the Colorado Rockies in Fremont County, benefiting from the region's high altitude and generally clear mountain skies. The elevation provides a significant advantage for astronomical observations, reducing atmospheric distortion and light pollution. Access to the site is via Colorado mountain roads in this scenic region.
Visiting Angel Peaks Observatory
As a private facility, Angel Peaks Observatory may have limited public access. For information about tours, observation programs, or any public viewing opportunities, please contact the observatory directly. Mountain observatories in Colorado often welcome serious amateur astronomers and organized groups by arrangement.
See your named star from here
From this high-elevation site in the Colorado Rockies, telescopes can be directed at any celestial coordinates to locate stars. If you've named a star with Star Register, discover your star's location and explore our complete catalogue.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.