Have you ever wanted to step inside a piece of astronomical history? The 82-inch Otto Struve Telescope at McDonald Observatory offers a unique opportunity to travel back in time while learning about cutting-edge science. Dedicated in 1939 and named after the Observatory’s first director in 1966, this iconic telescope continues to unlock the mysteries of the universe.
The 82-inch Guided Tour is a 75-minute experience that takes guests to the dome floor of this historic telescope. Visitors will explore the dome building, observe the telescope, and learn about its past and present operations. The tour also includes admission to the Visitor Center and transportation to the summit of Mt. Locke, where the telescope resides.
Book Your Spot Today!
A few January slots remain, but they fill up quickly, so don’t wait to secure your reservation. This one-of-a-kind experience is not wheelchair accessible, and reservations require an email address and mobile number for updates and alerts.
- Learn more about the telescope: About the 82-Inch Telescope
- Book your tour: 82-Inch Telescope Tours
Don’t miss this chance to explore the stars and the incredible history of the Otto Struve Telescope at McDonald Observatory. Make your reservation today and get ready for a stellar adventure!
Image Credit McDonald Observatory
