Over 1,000 Places to see the Total Solar Eclipse August 21, 2017: City, State & National Parks, Campgrounds & Attractions, Road Trip Planning

Where to go and when to be there: This book shows 1,330 parks, campgrounds and other attractions near the centerline of totality and tells what time to be there to enjoy the total eclipse of the sun on August 21, 2017.
Every Site Listing (1,330 places) Contains:

Park, Campground or Attraction Name

Address Information

GPS Co-Ordinates

Totality Start Time

Duration of Totality at that Location

Where will you spend your time in the moon's shadow?
This is your guide to over 1,000 places to see the total eclipse of the sun on August 21, 2017. Parks, national monuments, airports, lakes, rivers, resorts, wildlife refuges, overlooks, campgrounds & RV parks, trails, bluffs, conservation areas and many more sites where totality will occur. Includes street address, GPS coordinates, totality starting time and a scannable QR code to launch a map in your smartphone for every site. Weather, safety, viewing site selection and road trip planning information also included.
Every State Section Contains:

Overview Map

Eclipse Track Notes

Larger Cities and Highways in Totality

Weather and Eclipse Related Links

Featured Eclipse Destinations

Eclipse Centerline Highway Crossings Table

Eclipse Location Listings - West to East

Includes all states where totality occurs, from west to east:

123 Places to see the Eclipse in Oregon

111 Places to see the Eclipse in Idaho

86 Places to see the Eclipse in Wyoming

182 Places to see the Eclipse in Nebraska

28 Places to see the Eclipse in Kansas

190 Places to see the Eclipse in Missouri

89 Places to see the Eclipse in Illinois

97 Places to see the Eclipse in Kentucky

158 Places to see the Eclipse in Tennessee

78 Places to see the Eclipse in North Carolina and Georgia

188 Places to see the Eclipse in South Carolina