Tres Alamos Wilderness

Sky Score 70/100≈ Bortle 2

1 place to stay nearby, rated for darkness ↓

Tres Alamos Wilderness is a protected area in Arizona with a measured darkness of 90/100 (≈ Bortle 2), among the very darkest measurable skies we have rated: the Milky Way casts visible shadows on moonless nights. The best month to come is typically June, when about 84% of the night sky is clear.

Tonight's outlook: 37/100. The moon is 93% lit and above the horizon 92% of the night; typical September clear-sky odds here are 82%. Updated daily.

Best time to stargaze at Tres Alamos Wilderness

MonthClear night skiesSky Score (new moon)
January59%61/100
February67%66/100
March63%64/100
April76%72/100
May81%77/100
June ★84%78/100
July62%63/100
August68%67/100
September82%77/100
October82%77/100
November75%72/100
December62%63/100

Scores assume a moonless night, check the moon before you drive (methodology).

Where to stay near Tres Alamos Wilderness: sleep under a dark sky

We measured the night sky over each stay below, not just over the spot: the darkness score is computed at the hotel's own location, so you know what you'll see from the door. Sorted darkest sky first, with the distance to Tres Alamos Wilderness for each.

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Live prices around Yavapai County

Yavapai County is the closest base to Tres Alamos Wilderness with rooms to book. The map shows everything available there right now, including the hotels, apartments and cabins we do not rate. Use the stays above when darkness decides, use the map when price or availability does.

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Nearby spots in Arizona

Sky data: NASA Black Marble VJ146A4 2025 annual composite · clear-sky climatology ERA5 2015–2024 (methodology).