On August 21, millions of people around the United States can enjoy nature’s grandest show, a total eclipse of the sun, which will be visible along a roughly 67-mile-wide path across the United States from Oregon to South Carolina.
National parks offer some of the best viewpoints, making it easy to be a part of historical moment and #FindYourPark.
Now, more than ever, it is important to support our National Parks.
Image via National Parks Service
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
(California)
Image via National Parks Service.
(South Carolina)
Image via the National Parks Service.
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
(Missouri)
Image via NPS
Stones River National Battlefield
(Kentucky)
While we all can’t be in primo-areas to view the eclipse, you can check out exactly what you’ll be able to see next Monday with this handy website.
