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About | One of Arizona's Most Notable Public Observatories

Interview at historic Julian, CA location

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After more than 25 years and over 6,000 sky tours in our on-site observatory, we have shown the magic of the night sky to over 35,000 visitors in Julian, CA.

We have now moved to Chino Valley, AZ near Prescott. We have built a new observatory that is at least equal to the one in Julian. We no longer accommodate staying guests. This area has many outstanding places to lodge with rustic charm. These changes allows us to completely focus on the astronomical tours.

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Taken with a guest's cellphone (Visitors are encouraged to bring cell phone for pictures of the moon)

Observer's has been written about in over 50 newspapers across the country, many magazines (including "Sunset" and "Westways"), books, and filmed on location by the Travel Channel, TV, and Internet medias.

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