During the August 21, 2017 total solar eclipse, the Moon's umbral shadow will fly across the United States, from Oregon to South Carolina, in a little over 90 minutes. The path of this shadow, called the Path of Totality, is where observers will see the Moon completely cover the Sun for about two and a half minutes.
Here in Central Oregon, we are expecting a large volume of visitors due to reliably clear skies and close access to large population centers along the Pacific Coast. Check this blog frequently to receive updates and announcements from public land managers and other agencies about what to expect if you decide to visit Central Oregon for the eclipse.
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