Once again, thanks all for the input.
profdant139 wrote:
Several of the national parks in Utah are "Bortle 1" areas on the light pollution map -- so many stars that it is hard to find the constellations. In May and June (when the galactic center is up) the Milky Way casts a shadow.
Bring lots of warm clothing and be prepared to sit outside all night with your mouth wide open!
That's the one thing that bugs me about the April time frame. Having to wait up all night for the Milky Way to rise. I guess it's better than taking desert day hikes in June.
Again, Thanks.