Colorado Astrophotography Experience

We provide a unique experience to experience Colorado's rocky mountains at a less frequented part of the day. We operate on clear, mild nights and give guests a variety of beautiful and unique locatio

We provide a unique experience to experience Colorado's rocky mountains at a less frequented part of the day. We operate on clear, mild nights and give guests a variety of beautiful and unique locations that otherwise may have been missed.

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Location: Idaho Springs

What's Included

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Q&A

Q: Is there an age limit for participating in the Colorado Astrophotography Experience?

A: There's no strict age limit for the Colorado Astrophotography Experience! However, kids under 12 should be accompanied by an adult. It’s more about their ability to handle the late-night hours and follow instructions. Also, keep in mind that some of the locations can be a bit rugged, so a good walking capability helps.

Q: What should I wear for the night? Is it cold up there?

A: Definitely dress in layers! Even in summer, it can get chilly up in the mountains at night. A good jacket, warm socks, and maybe a beanie are recommended. Don’t forget some comfy shoes for walking around the site too!

Q: How does rescheduling work if the weather doesn't cooperate?

A: If the weather's not good for stargazing, they’ll contact you to reschedule for the next available date. Maggie is super flexible and aims to make it work for everyone! Just keep an eye on the forecast as your date approaches.

Discussions

Anyone else done the Colorado Astrophotography Experience?

I just got back from the Colorado Astrophotography Experience in Idaho Springs and wow, what a night! Maggie took us to this great spot away from the city lights. We got to use really nice cameras, and the night sky was just stunning! I can't believe how many stars I saw. I think this would make a perfect gift for my dad who loves photography. Anyone have thoughts on this?

Gift ideas for a photography enthusiast!

I’m thinking of gifting the Colorado Astrophotography Experience to my friend who’s into photography. Has anyone done this? I’m curious about how the instruction was for beginners. I'm not sure if it’s a good fit or if they need to have prior knowledge of astrophotography. Let me know your thoughts!