Observatorio Nacional de Kitt Peak - , Arizona

El Observatorio Nacional de Kitt Peak es un destino imprescindible para aquellos interesados en la astronomía y la exploración del universo. Ubicado en Arizona, Estados Unidos, con la dirección Arizona 85735. y número de teléfono 5203188726, ofrece una experiencia única e inolvidable.

Este observatorio es conocido por sus especialidades: Observatorio, Planetario, y Atracción turística. Es el hogar de una gran cantidad de telescopios, incluyendo el telescopio Mayall de 4 metros y el telescopio WIYN de 3.5 metros. Además de esto, el observatorio ofrece tours guiados, programas educativos y exhibiciones interactivas que permiten a los visitantes explorar el universo de una manera emocionante y atractiva.

El Observatorio Nacional de Kitt Peak también es reconocido por su accesibilidad y comodidad. Ofrece Servicios en el lugar, Entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, Estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas. Además, se recomienda a los visitantes comprar las entradas con anticipación y se les recuerda que es un lugar Ideal para ir con niños.

Este lugar ha recibido excelentes opiniones y comentarios de parte de sus visitantes. Según Google My Business, el Observatorio Nacional de Kitt Peak tiene un total de 193 valoraciones y una opinión media de 4.4/5. Estos números demuestran la calidad y satisfacción que los visitantes experimentan durante su visita al observatorio.

Opiniones de Observatorio Nacional de Kitt Peak

Isa VM

5/5

Una experiencia inolvidable...ver la montana, el cielo, las estrellas y planetas como nunca los has visto en tu vida...no necesitas viajar al espacio. Visita este observatorio. Es un poco elaborada la visita, hay que leer bien y planear pero VALE LA PENA!!!!
Do you really want to see STARS and PLANETS? How about the MILKY WAY?
The REAL experience is at this OBSERVATORY in ARIZONA!!!
Trust me you'll remember it GOOD FOREVER! Give your children the gift to see our UNIVERSE here...in AMERICA.

Victor Rendon

5/5

Estuve en este hermoso lugar y realmente me facino

Sabas Castellon

5/5

Buenísimo, ya lo he visitado

Roya R

5/5

This a unique educational opportunity to visit a world-class observatory in a dark sky. The night program gives you the opportunity to observe the night sky and see a spectacular view of the sky. You have the opportunity to view the stars through one of the telescopes. In addition, it is educational in nature. The drive up and down the mountain is an adventure in its own right. Make sure you dress warmly as you will be at an elevation of 7000 feet.

Eliza Sutch

5/5

My boyfriend and I attend their nightly observing program, and wow, we were blown away! It was my first time visiting, his second, yet he was still in as much awe as me! We saw Saturn with its rings, Venus, a dying star, clusters, galaxies, nebulas, and more. Lorelei, Kathie, and Jim were all such warm and welcoming guides. They all made the experience such a great time. I can’t wait to visit again.

Stephanie Flodstrom

5/5

Stopped here on a whim and came just in time for one of the day time tours. Had an amazing time and learned so much (shoutout to David)! The views were insane!!

Kyle

5/5

I participated in the Dark Sky observing program and it was such a great experience. Lorelei and Jim were both great! We had 8 people in our group and we got plenty of time at the telescope. Jim was engaging, very knowledgeable, and kept everyone entertained in-between observing. The only slightly disappointing part was the size of the telescope used for the Dark Sky Program (16 inches), but they are currently building a 24 inch telescope!
I'm not sure if they plan on using that for the observing programs but that would be really neat. Despite the smaller size the quality of the optics was great, and coupled with the dark sky on the mountain I have never had a better view of M13 before. We also got a great viewI would highly recommend the Dark Sky Program to anyone interested in astronomy!

Andrew Phillips

5/5

Stunning drive both up and back. The tour was amazing and very informative. I even got to look at the Sun through a telescope and could see the solar flares, some arching back down due to the Suns gravity.