Burnt Tree Hill Observatory

Burnt Tree Hill Observatory sits in eastern Washington State, a rural stretch of the Pacific Northwest known for dark, wide-open skies far from city glow.

About Burnt Tree Hill Observatory

Public records are sparse for this small observatory, but its dome was under construction in the fall of 2016 and was reported to be nearly complete by October 2017, suggesting a facility built by dedicated local astronomers rather than a large institution.

Location & getting there

The observatory lies in Washington, United States, in the North America region tracked by Star Register. Its coordinates place it on high ground away from major towns, the kind of setting amateur observers favour for clear, unobstructed views of the night sky.

Visiting Burnt Tree Hill Observatory

There is no published visitor programme or opening hours for Burnt Tree Hill Observatory. If you would like to see it in person, check for current contact details or local astronomy club listings before making the trip.

See your named star from here

Because every star named through Star Register comes with precise coordinates, any observatory with a telescope can be pointed at it once conditions allow. Name a star or browse the catalogue to find the right ascension and declination for your star.