The Draconid meteor shower returns to Wyoming in early October, offering an unusual opportunity to watch shooting stars in the evening. Find out when and where to see it around Jackson Hole.

The Southern Delta Aquariid meteor shower returns in late July, bringing shooting stars to Wyoming’s dark skies. Here’s when to watch and how to get the best views from Jackson Hole.

The June 2026 new moon creates ideal conditions for stargazing in Jackson Wyoming, with dark skies perfect for spotting the Milky Way, planets, and distant galaxies.

The 2026 lunar eclipse brings a dramatic Blood Moon to Wyoming skies this March. Here’s when to look up and how to make the most of this rare celestial event.

This February, several bright planets align in the evening sky, creating a rare planet parade, one of the most unique activities in Jackson Wyoming after dark.

The February 2026 Snow Moon transforms winter nights into one of the most memorable things to do in Jackson Hole, lighting up snowy landscapes and mountain peaks.

The Quadrantid Meteor Shower peaks January 3–4, 2026, and while moonlight will dim the faint meteors, Wyoming’s dark skies still offer a chance to catch this rare winter display. Here’s when and where to look from Jackson Hole.

The first full moon of 2026 rises bright over snow-covered Jackson Hole, bringing folklore, dramatic scenery, and a perfect excuse to get outside and explore.