Trailseeker 65 Observation Scope

The new Celestron TrailSeeker spotting scope offers very good optics and many functionalities known from higher models. The microfocuser at the focusing knob allows for precise focusing. The spotting scope also has an extendable sunshade which significantly increases the contrast of the image observed in harsh light. The tripod mount of the TrailSeeker spotting scope is designed to allow the scope to rotate on its own axis within the mount, without the need to reposition the tripod. However, the most interesting feature is the interchangeable eyepieces – users of the TrailSeeker gain access to a huge range of high-quality, fixed-focal-length astronomical eyepieces with a 1.25-inch mounting standard.

It is worth using good optics with the new Celestron TrailSeeker spotting scope. It features excellent lenses and prisms fully coated with XLT layers, to ensure the highest light transmission and unparalleled contrast in this price segment. The spotting scope is filled with dry nitrogen, so it does not fog up internally and is completely resistant to harsh weather conditions.

The 65mm objective lens version of the spotting scope is a very compact companion for hiking or cycling trips. The short focal length objective means that the scope easily fits into a backpack, and even the most difficult terrain is not a challenge for it. Magnifications from 16x to 48x provide a very wide field of view for a spotting scope.

The angled version of the spotting scope has an eyepiece directed at a 45-degree angle to the scope's axis, making it excellent for observations from a tripod, as well as for observing objects located on or above the horizon (e.g., a ship at sea), such as mountains, office building windows, or astronomical objects.