The Eclipse Spot

08/15/2017

In less than two weeks, millions of Americans will witness day turn to night as the moon blocks out the light from the sun, but there is more to the celestial spectacle than many think.

08/11/2017

Oregonians are set to be the first ones in the United States to witness the solar eclipse and some have paid a whopping $2,000 for a simple luxury: unobstructed views.

08/11/2017

Everyone talks about how visually stunning it is when the darkened Moon fully covers the face of the Sun in a total solar eclipse. And i...

08/10/2017

If you're looking for things to do while you're in town check out Aspen Lakes Golf Course.

Immaculately maintained bent grass fairways and multiple tees combined with red sand bunkers create a playing experience unique to Aspen Lakes.

08/07/2017

The threat of wildfires is closing more public sites every day.

(Springfield, OR) The Willamette National Forest Service has announced that due to a combination of extreme fire conditions, explosive fire behavior and heavy smoke from a fire in the Mount Jefferson Wilderness, all access to Mount Jefferson and Jefferson Park is closed and will remain closed throug...

07/30/2017

07/26/2017

Just a few of the reasons that Sisters is the best place to view the eclipse.

Welcome to Sisters Oregon! Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall... you have got to come and see us!

07/22/2017

Need a place to actually enjoy viewing the total eclipse without the stress of the crowd? Bring your RV or Travel Trailer and stay in the heart of Oregon. www.theeclipsespot.com

07/22/2017

So you’re in a hot car, on hot pavement, in high heat, with a long line of the same in front of you: Not the experience you expected? ODOT and the Oregon Health Authority have some tips to keep you out of that dark place—so you can enjoy the two minutes of dark you came to see.

07/22/2017

We're exactly one year out from the total solar eclipse that will cross Oregon in 2017 -- here's what you need to know to get ready.

07/21/2017

Total Solar Eclipse 2017 - On Monday, August 21, 2017, all of North America will be treated to an eclipse of the sun. Anyone within the path of totality can see one of nature’s most awe inspiring sights - a total solar eclipse. This path, where the moon will completely cover the sun and the sun's te...

07/21/2017