Where to watch the 2024 solar eclipse in Texas
If you want to witness the eclipse in all its glory surrounded by other equally-enthused spectators, consider heading to one of numerous eclipse-watching events scheduled throughout the state.
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If you want to witness the eclipse in all its glory surrounded by other equally-enthused spectators, consider heading to one of numerous eclipse-watching events scheduled throughout the state.
Willing to travel to see the annular eclipse in October? There are plenty of scenic spots in Texas where you can witness the celestial event.
The ‘Great North American Eclipse’ – a total solar eclipse – will take place on April 8, 2024, preceded by a ‘ring of fire’ around the moon on October 14, 2023. Here are the best places to see them.
Paddle on a sea kayak in Rockport, party with Kinky Friedman in Kerrville, or just find a quiet spot close to home for the annular eclipse.
You’ll have the best view of this fall’s partial solar eclipse from these 6 national parks. Here's where to see it and what you need to know.