Marfa Lights Viewing Center

Marfa, Texas

Description

Southeast of the town of Marfa, The Marfa Lights Viewing Center is located just off Highway E67 / 90. The viewing center is the perfect place to see the famed "Marfa Mystery Lights" which are mysterious dancing lights in the night sky. The viewing center provides a nice clean area to set up and view with clean bathrooms as well. This is also a great place to get some nice shots of the Milky Way.

Dogs are allowed in the viewing area on-leash.

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Dog Friendly

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