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Utah's breathtaking landscapes and renowned dark-sky designations make it one of the most spectacular stargazing destinations in the United States. While the Beehive State lies far south of the typical auroral zone, powerful geomagnetic storms occasionally push the Northern Lights far enough south to grace Utah's northern horizons with a rare and unforgettable celestial display.

And with Utah home to more International Dark Sky Parks than anywhere else in the world (it's one of the best things to do in Park City!), the state offers unparalleled viewing conditions when solar activity cooperates.

Whether you're visiting during ski season or the warmer months, staying in a central location like Park City puts you in a perfect position to quickly respond when space weather forecasts indicate auroral activity. Understanding when and where to position yourself during these exceptional events can mean the difference between witnessing nature's most magnificent light show and missing it entirely.

So without further ado, check out the best places to see the Northern Lights in Utah, including the best hotels near Park City, what to pack, and how to capture it for the ‘gram.

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The 7 Best Places to See the Aurora Borealis in Utah

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