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Discover the best spots in the Black Hills National Forest

Discover the best spots in the Black Hills National Forest to photograph the night sky — including hidden locations for stargazing solitude, astrophotography settings, and safety tips.

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Support Black Hills Preservation Project by purchasing Dark Skies: Rare Phenomena in America’s National Parks photography book

20% of the profits are directly donated to Black Hills Preservation Project

About the author:

Jeff Pfaller is an award-winning photographer and has visited all 7 continents, all 50 U.S. states in the U.S, and over 20 countries. He funds his wanderlust and parkaholic habits as a content strategist. He lives in Chicago with his wife, three children, and rotating menagerie of animals. His latest landscape photography book, Dark Skies, seeks to help people experience public lands like the Black Hills in a new way by celebrating rare moments in the night sky.

Custer, South Dakota

Black Hills Preservation Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible.

Black Hills Preservation Project

PO Box 9

Custer, SD 57730

Contact Email: blackhills@myyahoo.com

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