The Lake isn’t the only Breathtaking View in Tahoe
Relax and take it all in, as we take you on a laser-guided tour that blends astronomy, ancient mythology, and stargazing
Photo “Milky Way Tahoe”
Neil Simmons Photography
At Night, After the sun sets behind the Sierra Mountains, our Dark skies
allow us to see a spectacular display of stars planets and constellations
Hear the Mythology behind the Constellations
Age-Old Stories
Learn how to find the constellations, and hear the ancient stories connected with them. These myths, that people have been sharing for thousands of years, are compelling, dramatic, and at times, very strange.
Night-Sky Phenomena
Take a look for yourself through the lens of our powerful Celestron telescope. Nothing is quite like seeing the rings of Saturn or the Moons of Jupiter with your own eyes, or witnessing a meteor shower away from the city lights.
Tour Guide
About Me
Hi, I’m your tour guide Ashlen Clemens. I’m a stargazer, Tahoe local of 17 years, astrologer, and lover of astronomy and mythology. I’ve always looked up at the night sky with such amazement and curiosity, wanting to know more. I bought my first telescope in high school, taught myself how to use it and would bring it down to the beaches of Tahoe at night to set it up for friends and passersby to enjoy.
Eventually this evolved into more formal stargazing tours, where I blend my passions for mythology, stargazing and astronomy. I want to share with others that feeling you get when you look through the telescope and see the rings of Saturn for the first time, witness a lunar eclipse, or see a meteor shower on a new moon.
I absolutely love bringing people together under the night sky, telling the mythological stories of old, learning more about the universe around us, and connecting with ancient natural cycles. It’s an age old tradition that I’m honored to carry on today.
Summer 2020 Update
Due to COVID-19 restrictions and rising cases in our area, we are unable to host stargazing tours this summer.
Stay safe, and we’ll see you next year!
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