San Francisco City Star Party | Lands End
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| Point Lobos
The San Francisco Amateur Astronomers puts on monthly (approximately) public events with a public lecture on the stars followed by a public viewing through telescopes. Events start at sunset and are held at Lands End (Point Lobos) in the North-western corner of San Francisco in between the Presidio and Ocean Beach.
No telescope is necessary, but if you have one (or a pair of binoculars) you should bring it.
Directions to Point Lobos:
Located at the large parking area in the Lands End section of western San Francisco on El Camino Del Mar.
- If you are driving west on Pt. Lobos, turn right on El Camino del Mar opposite the Seal Rock Inn. There is a dedicated right turn lane which leads to an uphill road.
- Northbound on the Great Highway, follow the highway as it becomes Point Lobos Avenue and passes the Cliff House. After you pass a small road called Merrie Way, take the next left onto El Camino Del Mar and follow the road uphill.
- You will pass Seal Rock Street on your right and will see a “Not a Through Street” sign and another sign for Fort Miley. Continue until the road ends in a parking lot.
Please go here for directions to Point Lobos:
http://www.sfaa-astronomy.org/clubarchive/directions-pointlobos.php
Telescope Clinic: If you show up an hour early, the Sidewalk Astronomers conduct a telescope clinic. Send an email if you want to attend. If they know you’re coming, they might be able to track down an expert for you. By email: clinic@sfsidewalkastronomers.org Please let them know what date you plan to attend, and what kind of telescope you’re bringing.
Links: Event details
Cost: FREECategories: Geek Event, Lectures & Workshops, San Francisco




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