Las Brisas Observatory
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West of Pikes Peak in Colorado, Las Brisas Observatory has quietly watched the Rocky Mountain sky from its perch on Las Brisas ranch since the late 1970s.
About Las Brisas Observatory
Las Brisas Observatory is a privately owned astronomical observatory owned by Paul Signorelli, located on the Las Brisas ranch roughly 11 miles west of Pikes Peak, Colorado.
History
The observatory was built in 1979 and has remained under private ownership on the ranch ever since.
Location & getting there
Las Brisas Observatory sits in the high country west of Pikes Peak in central Colorado, a region known for its dark, high-altitude skies away from major city lights.
Visiting Las Brisas Observatory
As a privately owned facility on ranch land, Las Brisas Observatory is not a general public attraction; anyone interested in visiting should seek current contact details and permission before making the trip.
See your named star from here
Colorado's high, dry air west of Pikes Peak is well suited to stargazing. If you name a star with Star Register, you'll receive its precise coordinates to track down with a telescope or app from anywhere in the region. Explore our star-naming packages or browse the star catalogue.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.