Highlights
- Stargaze in our dark skies with large aperture telescopes
- Snowshoe wintery trails
- Après Ski Family Activity
- Watch the aplenglow light up the snowy mountains
- Enjoy the peace and serenity of a quiet winter night
Tour Description
Tahoe Adventure Company and KC Rodrigue present: Telescopic tours of the midnight sky! This fusion brings you the most exciting tour of the season. It all starts with guided sunset kayaking followed by a brilliant tour of the midnight sky.Our knowledgeable guides will teach you about the natural and human history of the area, while you watch the sun casts a purple alpenglow onto the Sierras. Hike through the trails of Lake Tahoe and then you'll be guided to a viewing point, where KC will open your mind to the unknown world above you. Hot drinks and snacks will be served as our Star Tour begins.
KC has spent more than a decade exploring the night sky and is passionate about sharing its wonders with others. In 2023, he earned his Master’s degree in Computer Science from UNR, but ultimately chose to pursue his true passion—astronomy. He operates advanced telescopes equipped with both eyepieces and cameras to showcase the beauty and mystery of the cosmos. Beyond stargazing, KC serves on the operations committee for the Great Basin Observatory and teaches astronomy at TMCC. Through his large-aperture telescopes, guests are transported into the vast, mysterious universe that stretches above the Sierra Nevada.
Let us guide you to mars and back again! Give us a call today to book this once in a lifetime opportunity. This tour is great for kids, teens, and adults bring the whole family.
Please note that there is a 15 person minimum to run the tour. Single travelers are welcome to sign up and if we do not reach the minimum, we will call you. Call for Private Parties
2026 dates:
Coming soon!
See our suggested Clothing List. If you do not have proper shoes, rentals are available through local ski shops.
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