Dinosaur National Monument is named a ‘Dark Sky Park,’ where visitors can see the Milky Way at night

(Jacob Holgerson | courtesy National Park Service) A view of the stars filling the night sky over Quarry Exhibit Hall in Dinosaur National Monument, north of Jensen, Utah. The monument has been named an International Dark Sky Park, which means measures to reduce light pollution make it easier to see the Milky Way in the night sky.

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