9 Starry Nights on Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula

The Long Beach Peninsula has very little light pollution, making it a great spot for stargazing. Just like with storm watching, you sometimes have to wait for just the right conditions, but trust us, it is worth it if you’re a photographer or nature lover.

There aren’t many places where you get to tilt your head back and be in awe of millions of stars. We rounded up 9 stunning starry nights on the LBP from Instagrammers. Be sure to hit the like button on their photos and give them a follow for more amazing photography.

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2. This nighttime visual of the North Head Lighthouse by @7b_kirk makes us go starry-eyed. On a side note, how amazing is North Head looking after all that restoration work?!

4. The Seaview sign is iconic on the peninsula, and @clambake_’s awe-inspiring nighttime photo makes it look epic. There aren’t many places where you get to see the Milky Way so clearly, but Seaview is definitely one of them.

6. Photographer @maltbyblu is always capturing gorgeous photos of the peninsula (we definitely recommend his sunset photos). This photo is of a razor clam night dig. All those lights on the beach are clam diggers!

8. @jmg21183 caught the Milky Way on a dark night along with the flash of light from North Head in the distance. The silhouetted adventurer in the foreground just makes you wish you were there.