Observing Messier 67 is relatively straightforward, especially if you have a small telescope or binoculars. Located in the constellation Cancer, M67 is best viewed during the months of February to May. Under dark skies, the cluster appears as a faint, misty patch of light. To find M67, locate the Beehive Cluster (M44) in Cancer and move your telescope about 1.75 degrees west.
