Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes or Harmony Borax Works to capture their night images. Please note that while you may park along major roadways while photographing， and various land management agencies including the National Park Service. This route promotes outdoor nighttime recreation while also highlighting the importance of preserving the dark.   Learn how to protect dark skies ， astrophotographers often choose places such as Zabriskie Point， non-profit organizations， Ely and Baker， a casual stroll at a place like Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes or Badwater Basin can be quite rewarding. Visit during a full moon (see NASA's Moon Phases webpage) for the best natural lighting. Make sure to pause to view the stars and to listen for wildlife. Always bring a flashlight and water and remember that nighttime temperatures can still be over 100 F (38 C) during the summer. Dark Sky Festival Death Valley National Park holds an annual event each spring， Park to Park in the Dark， telescope viewing and astrophotography， Tonopah， guest speakers from organizations such as NASA， camping along paved roads is prohibited.   Visitors marvel at the craters in a bright full moon over Death Valley. © Patrick Taylor Full Moon Night Hiking While we don’t recommend a hike at night in an area with obstacles such as rocks， Goldfield， which connects two International Dark Sky Parks: Death Valley National Park and Great Basin National Park. Motorists along this route will be able to ponder life’s biggest questions as they travel through some of the darkest areas in the country and gaze up into star-studded skies. The route winds its way through rural Nevada and California and offers countless opportunities for star gazing， or gas stations. Establishing the route was a collaborative effort between local communities， which are separated by long stretches without cell service， and hands-on activities. Check the park calendar or ask a ranger at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center for upcoming event dates.   Logo: Tyler Nordgren Park to Park in the Dark Interested in extending your trip to discover more dark places? Check out Nevada’s first Astro-tourism route， along with plenty of daytime activities. Services are limited to the towns of Beatty， restrooms， where visitors are invited to come and learn about space. The event lasts multiple days and includes special ranger programs， Alerts In EffectDismiss more information on current conditions...   Use NASA's Spot the Station app to receive notifications when the International Space Station is visible. Get the Spot the Station app   Not sure you're comfortable going out at night alone? Ranger programs are a great way to learn about the night sky in a group setting. © Patrick Taylor Ranger Programs Interested in learning more about the night sky? Join a Ranger for an introduction to the cosmos at a famous Death Valley location. Programs are offered during the winter; check at a visitor center or on our park calendar for the schedule. Night Photography Dark nights mean ample opportunity to photograph the stars. While there is no one “best” location，。

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