Stone Finder Observatory
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Stone Finder Observatory is an astronomical observatory set in the foothills of Alberta, Canada, southwest of Calgary.
About Stone Finder Observatory
Detailed public information about Stone Finder Observatory's history, operators, and instruments is limited, and it does not appear in the major Canadian observatory registries or astronomy society listings that are publicly searchable.
Location & getting there
The observatory lies in the Alberta foothills southwest of Calgary, an area of ranchland and rolling hills that, being well outside the city, offers noticeably darker skies than downtown Calgary itself.
Visiting Stone Finder Observatory
No public opening hours or visitor information are currently published for Stone Finder Observatory. If you are interested in visiting, it is worth checking with local Alberta astronomy clubs, such as those based in Calgary, or searching for current contact details before travelling.
See your named star from here
A named star is simply a set of coordinates in the sky, so any telescope that can track the stars - including one set up in the Alberta foothills - can in principle be pointed at the right ascension and declination on your star certificate. Browse the full star catalogue to find yours.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.
