See a Rare Comet, Meteor Shower, and Manhattanhenge This Month
"A Dark Sky International–certified sanctuary and the first such designation in Michigan, this island location offers exceptionally low light pollution that makes it ideal for stargazing with binoculars or a telescope. It's recommended as a prime spot for seeing faint stars and galaxies, particularly on new-moon nights such as July 5 when skies are darkest." - Staff Author
