Thousands – many reports say millions – of people in the United States and around the world are gearing up for August 21, 2017. That’s the day that there’s going to be a total eclipse of the sun that will last for up to two minutes, on a certain path called the “path of totality” across the northern United States.
What states and cities are in the Path of Totality? You can check out general information about this once in a lifetime event at this website: www.greatamericaneclipse.com/.
Wyoming in Motion is dedicated to proving travel info about the following states:
- Wyoming
- Montana (to the north)
- South Dakota (to the northeast)
- Nebraska (to the southeast)
- Colorado (to the south)
- Utah (to the south west)
- Idaho (to the west and northwest)
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The path of totality across the United States begins in Oregon, then continues through Idaho, Wyoming, and Nebraska (the three states that we cover!). It then continues on in a bit of an arc through Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.
Solar Eclipse Glasses – ESSENTIAL to view the eclipse. Get them from www.AstroLeague.org. Or eclipsekit.com
According to Eclipsekit’s facebook page (we’re not affiliated with them – I snagged these glasses from the Denver Astronomical Society at StarFest Denver 2017), 8.6 million people are expected to be funneling up I-25 to Glendo, Wyoming to see the eclipse.
Glendo, Wyoning – closest spot for travelers from the south to come up and see the eclipse in the path of totality
Most people will be going to Casper – Wyoming In Motion will be sharing Casper’s eclipse events, but there are several other cities/towns along I-80 where the eclipse can be viewed as well.
Here are the cities/towns in the three states that we’re concerned with over which the Path of Totality will pass (and last for anywhere from 30 seconds to a minute and 30 seconds – not long at all!).
(Maps are from GreatAmericanEclipse.com)
Great American Eclipse’s path of totality map for Idaho
Idaho
- Ontario
- Sun Valley
- Idaho Falls
- Rexburg
Great American Eclipse’s path of totality map for Wyoming
Wyoming
- Jackson
- Dubois
- Thermopolis
- Lander
- Riverton
- Casper
- Douglas
- Glendo
- Torrington
Great American Eclipse’s path of totality map for Nebraska
Nebraska
- Scottsbluff
- Alliance
- North Platte
- Broken Bow
- Kearney
- Grand Island
- Lincoln
- St. Joseph
GET YOUR ECLIPSE GLASSES
You need special glasses to view the eclipse and PROTECT YOUR EYES. Sunglasses will not do the job. There are a variety of websites where you can get the glasses – or check an astronomical society in your area.
