Central Indiana
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Region: Central
Witness the Total Solar Eclipse at the Racing Capital of the World. Partner with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and NASA for this rare event. As Indianapolis plunges into darkness for 3 minutes and 46 seconds, NASA will broadcast live, with experts sharing insights. This marks the first Total Solar Eclipse visible from Indianapolis in 819 years. Join IMS and NASA for a day of excitement and celebration.
For more details and to be part of this historic event, explore the Indianapolis Motor Speedway website.
Anderson Madison County
Region: Central
Anderson and Madison County offer year-round attractions, including festivals, museums, shopping, local restaurants, and entertainment, providing an ideal setting to experience the 2024 solar eclipse. Enjoy the 290-acre Mounds State Park and Hoosier Hospitality in this diverse destination.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Anderson Madison County website.
Festival Country
Region: Central
Located just south of Indy, Festival Country boasts festivals, music, charming downtowns, wine, craft brews, water parks, golf, and picturesque seasons. Enjoy the 2024 solar eclipse in its vibrant public spaces, including parks and downtowns across Franklin, Greenwood, Bargersville, Edinburgh, Whiteland, New Whiteland, Trafalgar, and Prince's Lakes.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Festival Country website.
Hamilton County Tourism
Region: Central
Hamilton County, consistently ranked as a top place to live, offers a wealth of experiences just north of Indianapolis, making it an ideal location to enjoy the 2024 solar eclipse at spots like Conner Prairie, Ruoff Music Center, Grand Park, and more to be announced.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Hamilton County eclipse website.
Hancock County
Region: Central
Hancock County, a hidden gem with parks, festivals, trails, and a growing arts scene, offers a welcoming atmosphere to enjoy the 2024 solar eclipse, with prime viewing spots like Nameless Creek Youth Camp and more locations to come.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Hancock County website.
Morgan County
Region: Central
Morgan County, with Martinsville and Morgantown near the path's centerline, offers prime eclipse viewing, boasting near-maximum totality durations in Indiana. Enjoy the rare astronomical event at Morgan County Fairgrounds, local parks, and more locations to be announced.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Morgan County eclipse website.
Muncie Visitors Bureau
Region: Central
Muncie, Indiana, is working with the BSU Charles W Brown Planetarium to plan several eclipse viewing locations throughout the city. Although plans are still being finalized, Muncie is sure to have a great selection of spots to view the eclipse. The city is also establishing a website to provide more information about the eclipse and related events.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore Muncie’s website.
Randolph County
Region: Central
The Randolph County Convention And Visitors Center in Indiana is a great destination with plenty of attractions to offer. With the upcoming eclipse, they are planning events including a gathering spot at Winchester Speedway and other locations in Union City.
More information and website links to come.
Richmond
Region: Central
Richmond/Wayne County, situated on the total solar eclipse's center line on April 8, 2024, offers prime viewing opportunities due to its accessibility. Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience with interactive space activities, astronomy events, concerts, art shows, and street parties in the area from April 6-8, 2024.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Richmond's eclipse website.
Shelby County
Region: Central
Shelby County #eclipsevillein
Come experience one of the greatest natural phenomena that can occur in our skies: a total solar eclipse. Businesses, attractions and our city and towns are planning exciting events and educational opportunities for all ages.
For information about events check out the Shelby County website.
Terre Haute
Region: Central
Eclipse 2024: Total Eclipse of the Haute
Terre Haute, Indiana is a hub for eclipse events with a ton of activities planned for the weekend of the eclipse. Some locations to view the eclipse include local parks, Terre Haute Children’s Museum, The Mill, and the Terre Haute Regional Airport
For information about places to stay and the region explore the Terre Haute website.
Clinton County
Region: Central
Clinton County offers welcoming hospitality, delicious cuisine, trendy fashion, and captivating venues, festivals, and entertainment. To catch the 2024 solar eclipse, visit Camp Cullom near Mulberry, an outdoor haven with camping, a playground, indoor facilities, hiking, and disc golf.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Clinton County website.
Hendricks County
Region: Central
Be In the Path of Totality in Hendricks County
Experience the magic of the total solar eclipse in Hendricks County, a prime location in the path of totality. Enjoy the total solar eclipse with the "Race to the Eclipse" events. Kickstart the day with a 5K fun run and immerse in the main event, the NHRA US Nationals, featuring live music, food, family activities, and thrilling dragstrip races during the eclipse.
For information about events check out the Hendricks County website.
Southern Indiana
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Discover Southern Indiana
Region: South
Mark your calendars for the Total Solar Eclipse! Southern Indiana will experience a total eclipse of the sun on April 8, 2024, around 3 p.m. EST. until August 2044. You don't want to miss this historic event! Travelers are encouraged to book their hotel rooms and campground reservations well in advance of the 2024 Eclipse. Browse our places to stay, including hotels, cabins and vacation rentals, campgrounds and RV parks, and more.
For information please visit Discover Southern Indiana's eclipse website.
Bloomington
Region: South
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Bloomington, Indiana, nestled among hills, forests, and lakes, and home to Indiana University. Discover the town's limestone heritage through its stunning architecture and sculptures. As the path of totality for the 2024 solar eclipse passes directly over Bloomington, the town will offer a prime location for an unforgettable viewing experience.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore Bloomington’s eclipse website.
WonderLab Museum
Region: South
WonderLab Museum in Bloomington, Indiana is located in the path of totality for the 2024 eclipse and will offer eclipse products for sale, safety and education events. The award-winning science museum offers hands-on science outreach services at community events and has welcomed over a million visitors since opening in 2003.
For information about the museum please visit their website.
French Lick West Baden
Region: South
Experience luxury, history, and hospitality in a breathtaking destination with Hoosier National Forest's scenic hills as your backdrop. Stay at Four-Diamond hotels, enjoy golfing, spas, and a Vegas-style casino. Don't miss the 2024 solar eclipse in this hidden gem location with more details to be announced.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the French Link West Baden website.
Hoosier National Forest
Region: South
Discover the natural beauty of Hoosier National Forest in southern Indiana, with its rolling hills, back-country trails, and rural communities. As the site of the upcoming total solar eclipse, the forest is working with local communities and statewide planning efforts to ensure a safe and memorable viewing experience.
For information about places to stay and the region explore the Hoosier National Forest website.
Ohio County
Region: South
Explore the beauty and diversity of Rising Sun, a small river town with a stunning riverfront, unique shops, dining, lodging, and recreational options. Don't miss the chance to view the 2024 solar eclipse in this charming town.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Ohio County website.
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Spencer County
Location: South
Spencer County, home to Abraham Lincoln's childhood residence and festive Santa Claus town, offers a unique setting to experience the 2024 solar eclipse. Visit Lincoln sites, Holiday World & Splashin' Safari, or Christmas-themed attractions, and enjoy the eclipse at locations such as Santa Claus Brewing Co., Lincoln State Park, Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial, Monkey Hollow Winery and Distillery, and more.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Spencer County eclipse website.
Vincennes & Knox County
Region: South
Vincennes, offering the longest and darkest viewing experience in Indiana for the 2024 solar eclipse, will host an official countdown event on April 8th, 2024! Enjoy the eclipse with local businesses, community organizations, and independent property owners in the area.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Vincennes eclipse website.
Evansville
Region: South
Visitors to Evansville IN can enjoy a variety of attractions and activities before and after the eclipse, such as riverfront parks, museums, shopping, and dining. The city is also planning eclipse events and will release a list of confirmed activities by the end of July 2023, including the ordering of eclipse glasses and working with a well-known astronomer/artist to commission an eclipse travel poster for the region.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore Evansville's website.
Crawford County
Region: South
Discover Crawford County's stunning natural resources, including state parks, lakes, and caves, which offer endless outdoor recreational activities. Don't miss viewing the 2024 solar eclipse while visiting locations such as Patoka Lake State Park, Sycamore Springs Park, and Patoka Lake Winery.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Crawford County website.
Northern Indiana
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Berne
Region: North
Founded in 1852 by Swiss Mennonite immigrants, Berne is a charming Swiss community featuring the 160-foot Muensterberg Plaza and Clock Tower, Swiss Heritage Village and Museum, Swiss-inspired architecture, and a thriving downtown with an optimistic future, making it a picturesque location to view the 2024 total solar eclipse.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Berne website.
DeKalb
Region: North
Auburn-DeKalb County, a global destination in Northeast Indiana, showcases classic car heritage, festivals, wineries, shopping, and four automotive museums, offering a unique culture and quality of life perfect for enjoying the 2024 solar eclipse with memorable experiences.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the DeKalb website.
Huntington County
Region: North
Huntington County, Northeast Indiana's eclipse gateway, boasts an optimal viewing spot for the 2024 solar eclipse. Situated near major roadways and rich in local attractions, it promises a memorable experience away from the central Indiana crowds.
For details on accommodations, events, and local attractions, delve into the Huntington County website.
Indiana Dunes
Region: North
Indiana Dunes National Park, an urban treasure featuring diverse ecosystems, over 15,000 acres of landscapes, and 15 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline, offers a unique setting to witness the 2024 solar eclipse amid its remarkable environment.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Indiana Dunes website.
Kokomo
Region: North
Discover Kokomo's blend of art, history, family-friendly events, local flavors, vibrant downtown, and accessible trails, creating an inviting atmosphere to experience the 2024 solar eclipse amidst warm hospitality and modern amenities.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Kokomo website.
Noble County
Region: North
Noble County's offers great eclipse viewing locations! Chain O'Lakes offers nine interconnected lakes for boating, serene kettle lake paddling, 23 miles of forested trails, electric-motor-only fishing, family cabins, historic Stanley Schoolhouse, a Nature Center, and amenities like a campground, beach, and picnic shelters.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Noble County website.
Grant County
Region: North
Grant County, a lively Midwest community known for its famous natives like Garfield and James Dean, offers a blend of exciting attractions and events, making it an ideal spot to experience the 2024 solar eclipse.
For information about places to stay, events, and dining explore the Grant County website.
