2023 Annular Eclipse

Weekend Event Schedule

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Wednesday October 11

1:00 - 3:00pm: Solar Telescope and Crafts - Join a park ranger for family & kid friendly activities behind the Lehman Caves Visitor Center. Peer through a solar telescope at our nearest star and make your own constellations. Free eclipse glasses, Jr Ranger Books, and eclipse event information will be available here.
6:30 - 8:30pm: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Astronomy Amphitheater and peer into a moonless night sky through park-provided telescopes. Topics vary. Bring warm clothes! Other rules and information available here.

Thursday October 12

11:00 - 11:30am: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Lehman Caves Visitor Center discuss a night sky related subject. Topics vary.
12:00 - 3:00pm: Solar Telescope and Crafts - Join a park ranger for family & kid friendly activities behind the Lehman Caves Visitor Center. Peer through a solar telescope at our nearest star and make your own constellations. Free eclipse glasses, Jr Ranger Books, and eclipse event information will be available here.
3:00 - 3:30pm: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Lehman Caves Visitor Center discuss a night sky related subject. Topics vary.
6:00pm: Guest Speaker David Cheney - We are joined by NASA Heliophysicist David Cheney for this rare event! Thursday's Talk will cover what Heliophysics is, how NASA studies the sun, and how this research impacts us on earth.
David Cheney served in the US Navy for 20 years as a nuclear power instructor and a meteorologist and oceanographer. Prior to serving in the military he taught math and science in high school and junior high in Utah. David is a program executive managing space projects for the Heliophysics Division of the Science Mission Directorate at NASA. David lived in Ely Nevada for eight years while he was growing up.
7:00 - 7:30pm: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Astronomy Amphitheater discuss a night sky related subject. Topics vary.
7:00 - 10:00pm: Telescope Viewing/Star Party - Outside the Astronomy Amphitheater, park rangers and volunteers will be with telescopes showing views of the night sky and objects within it for all to see.
8:00 - 8:30pm: Constellation talk - A park ranger will guide you through the night sky at the Astronomy Amphitheater, right next to the telescope observing area. This program is accessible and open to all.

Friday October 13

11:00 - 11:30am: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Lehman Caves Visitor Center discuss a night sky related subject. Topics vary.
12:00 - 3:00pm: Solar Telescope and Crafts - Join a park ranger for family & kid friendly activities behind the Lehman Caves Visitor Center. Peer through a solar telescope at our nearest star and make your own constellations. Free eclipse glasses, Jr Ranger Books, and eclipse event information will be available here.
3:00 - 3:30pm: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Lehman Caves Visitor Center discuss a night sky related subject. Topics vary.
6:00pm: Guest Speaker David Cheney - We are joined by NASA Heliophysicist David Cheney for this rare event! Friday's presentation will include the fundamentals of an eclipse, the difference between a total eclipse and an annular eclipse, and other fun facts about eclipses.
David Cheney served in the US Navy for 20 years as a nuclear power instructor and a meteorologist and oceanographer. Prior to serving in the military he taught math and science in high school and junior high in Utah. David is a program executive managing space projects for the Heliophysics Division of the Science Mission Directorate at NASA. David lived in Ely Nevada for eight years while he was growing up.
7:00 - 7:30pm: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Astronomy Amphitheater discuss a night sky related subject. Topics vary.
7:00 - 10:00pm: Telescope Viewing/Star Party - Outside the Astronomy Amphitheater, park rangers and volunteers will be with telescopes showing views of the night sky and objects within it for all to see.
8:00 - 8:30pm: Constellation talk - A park ranger will guide you through the night sky at the Astronomy Amphitheater, right next to the telescope observing area. This program is accessible and open to all.

Saturday October 14

7:30 - 11:00am: Eclipse Viewing Areas open - Join Astronomy Rangers and volunteers to look through Solar Telescopes and watch the eclipse! Viewing areas with limited parking will be set up at the Astronomy Amphitheater and the Great Basin Visitor Center where rangers can help you safely view and answer any questions. Free eclipse glasses will be available.
7:30 - 11:00am: Eclipse Information Tables - Find park rangers to pick up information and tools for citizen science initiatives, grab your free pair of solar eclipse glasses, pick up Jr Ranger books and badges, and get your questions answered. Tables will be staffed at both viewing areas at the Astronomy Amphitheater and the Great Basin Visitor Center, but most rangers will be carrying free eclipse glasses to distribute.

Eclipse Timeline

8:07am: The Eclipse Begins - The moon makes "first contact" with the sun from our earthly perspective. A partial eclipse will continue growing until second contact is made.
9:24am: Beginning of the Full Eclipse - The moon makes "second contact" with the sun, and the entire moon is now in front. The Annular eclipse as we know it fully commences.
9:26am: Peak Annularity - The moon is at its peak, blocking the maximum extent of the sun possible and getting as close to the center as possible.
9:28am: End of the Full Eclipse - The Annular Phase ends and "third contact" is made as the moon begins moving its way out of the front of the sun. A partial eclipse continues.
10:53am: The Eclipse Concludes - "Fourth contact" is made and the moon entirely leaves the sun. The eclipse has now finished, and we're left with memories of this cosmic coincidence.

 

 

White Pine County, Nevada will be a premier destination to view the 2023 Annular Eclipse.

White Pine County Tourism and Recreation

On October 14, 2023 Great Basin National Park will experience one of the great astronomical events of local history: an Annular Solar Eclipse. This eclipse will obscure a portion of the sun for nearly three hours in the morning of that special Saturday. The next annular eclipse in the United States won't take place until 2041 making this an incredibly rare occurrence, if not once in a lifetime for many who come to see.

The 2023 Annular Eclipse will pass through seven states and more than twenty national park units. As the moon dances across the morning October sky, the sun will be partially obscured while leaving a wondrous "Ring of Fire" and viewers with a phenomenal marvel. Even with the sun partially obscured, it is never safe to view the sun during the Annular Eclipse without proper eye protection!

What is an Annular Eclipse?

An Annular Eclipse varies from a Total Eclipse in one major way. While a Total Solar Eclipse obscures the entirety of the sun at its peak totality, an Annular Solar Eclipse means that a small amount of annularity, popularly known as a "Ring of Fire," remains. These differences occur due to the moon's elliptical orbit around the Earth, so the distance is not constant and allows the moon to appear smaller or larger in the sky. Annular eclipses take place during a further part of the moon's orbit.

When will it happen?

During the morning of October 14th, 2023. The moon will experience its first visual contact with the sun at about 8:07am Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) that morning, and will fully obscure the sun by 9:26am PDT. At 10:53am PDT, the moon will finally leave the sun and the 2023 eclipse will have concluded. Historically, mild temperatures and clear skies prevail in October, but snow and thunderstorms are not unheard of. Clouds may well make the eclipse unviewable, but such is the nature of the skies!

 

Pack plenty of warm clothes and camping gear!

While mild temperatures often prevail during October days, mornings and evenings can get quite cold and pose a danger to those who are underprepared. Below freezing temperatures can be common at night, so pack plenty of warm layers if attending programs and ensure you have a warm place to sleep.

Click here to check the weather at the park leading up to the eclipse and be prepared.

 

 

The 2023 Eclipse over Eastern Nevada and Western Utah. Great Basin National Park is slightly southeast of Ely, just by the Utah Border.

NASA

What activities will be going on at Great Basin National Park?

In response to this historic occasion, Great Basin will be holding a series of extra events in the days leading up to the eclipse, and guided viewing the morning of. While October usually begins a sleepier time in the park, we expect large crowds and many people to visit so plan ahead and have alternatives if your plan doesn't work out!

Self-Guided Activities

1. Jr Ranger Eclipse Explorer Books are available at visitor centers, before, during, and after the eclipse for those that want to learn more and engage with the eclipse! Special Eclipse Explorer badges & books will be available in limited quantities.
2. Check out some of the citizen science initiatives through NASA! The Globe Observer Project and Eclipse Soundscapes projects seek to learn more about how the natural world reacts to these special events, and park staff will help you in collecting observations and guiding you to new heights to be a scientist yourself!

Ranger Programs, Guest Speakers, and Virtual Events

1. Join a virtual presentation with the Great Basin National Park Foundation to learn more about the how and why of eclipses leading up to the Annular Eclipse. Programs will take place over Zoom on August 29 and September 12. Register here.
2. Special Guest from NASA's Heliophysics division, David Cheney, will be in the park in the days leading to the eclipse to talk about Heliophysics and how it affects us, along with how eclipses affect larger patterns on the Earth.
3. Ranger-led astronomy programs will be in full swing this Wednesday-Friday at the Astronomy Amphitheater. Topics will vary.
4. Guided eclipse viewing will take place the morning of October 14 at the Lehman Caves Visitor Center and the Great Basin Visitor Center, with rangers and volunteers showing off the sun in solar telescopes. Rangers will be present all morning to discuss the phenomena, hand out free eclipse glasses, and help make the most of your experience!

 

Event Schedule

Wednesday October 11

1:00 - 3:00pm: Solar Telescope and Crafts - Join a park ranger for family & kid friendly activities behind the Lehman Caves Visitor Center. Peer through a solar telescope at our nearest star and make your own constellations. Free eclipse glasses, Jr Ranger Books, and eclipse event information will be available here.
6:30 - 8:30pm: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Astronomy Amphitheater and peer into a moonless night sky through park-provided telescopes. Topics vary. Bring warm clothes! Other rules and information available here.

Thursday October 12

11:00 - 11:30am: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Lehman Caves Visitor Center discuss a night sky related subject. Topics vary.
12:00 - 3:00pm: Solar Telescope and Crafts - Join a park ranger for family & kid friendly activities behind the Lehman Caves Visitor Center. Peer through a solar telescope at our nearest star and make your own constellations. Free eclipse glasses, Jr Ranger Books, and eclipse event information will be available here.
3:00 - 3:30pm: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Lehman Caves Visitor Center discuss a night sky related subject. Topics vary.
6:00pm: Guest Speaker David Cheney - We are joined by NASA Heliophysicist David Cheney for this rare event! Thursday's Talk will cover what Heliophysics is, how NASA studies the sun, and how this research impacts us on earth.
David Cheney served in the US Navy for 20 years as a nuclear power instructor and a meteorologist and oceanographer. Prior to serving in the military he taught math and science in high school and junior high in Utah. David is a program executive managing space projects for the Heliophysics Division of the Science Mission Directorate at NASA. David lived in Ely Nevada for eight years while he was growing up.
7:00 - 7:30pm: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Astronomy Amphitheater discuss a night sky related subject. Topics vary.
7:00 - 10:00pm: Telescope Viewing/Star Party - Outside the Astronomy Amphitheater, park rangers and volunteers will be with telescopes showing views of the night sky and objects within it for all to see.
8:00 - 8:30pm: Constellation talk - A park ranger will guide you through the night sky at the Astronomy Amphitheater, right next to the telescope observing area. This program is accessible and open to all.

Friday October 13

11:00 - 11:30am: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Lehman Caves Visitor Center discuss a night sky related subject. Topics vary.
12:00 - 3:00pm: Solar Telescope and Crafts - Join a park ranger for family & kid friendly activities behind the Lehman Caves Visitor Center. Peer through a solar telescope at our nearest star and make your own constellations. Free eclipse glasses, Jr Ranger Books, and eclipse event information will be available here.
3:00 - 3:30pm: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Lehman Caves Visitor Center discuss a night sky related subject. Topics vary.
6:00pm: Guest Speaker David Cheney - We are joined by NASA Heliophysicist David Cheney for this rare event! Friday's presentation will include the fundamentals of an eclipse, the difference between a total eclipse and an annular eclipse, and other fun facts about eclipses.
David Cheney served in the US Navy for 20 years as a nuclear power instructor and a meteorologist and oceanographer. Prior to serving in the military he taught math and science in high school and junior high in Utah. David is a program executive managing space projects for the Heliophysics Division of the Science Mission Directorate at NASA. David lived in Ely Nevada for eight years while he was growing up.
7:00 - 7:30pm: Ranger Astronomy Program - Listen to a ranger at the Astronomy Amphitheater discuss a night sky related subject. Topics vary.
7:00 - 10:00pm: Telescope Viewing/Star Party - Outside the Astronomy Amphitheater, park rangers and volunteers will be with telescopes showing views of the night sky and objects within it for all to see.
8:00 - 8:30pm: Constellation talk - A park ranger will guide you through the night sky at the Astronomy Amphitheater, right next to the telescope observing area. This program is accessible and open to all.

Saturday October 14

7:30 - 11:00am: Eclipse Viewing Areas open - Join Astronomy Rangers and volunteers to look through Solar Telescopes and watch the eclipse! Viewing areas with limited parking will be set up at the Astronomy Amphitheater and the Great Basin Visitor Center where rangers can help you safely view and answer any questions. Free eclipse glasses will be available.
7:30 - 11:00am: Eclipse Information Tables - Find park rangers to pick up information and tools for citizen science initiatives, grab your free pair of solar eclipse glasses, pick up Jr Ranger books and badges, and get your questions answered. Tables will be staffed at both viewing areas at the Astronomy Amphitheater and the Great Basin Visitor Center, but most rangers will be carrying free eclipse glasses to distribute.

Eclipse Timeline

8:07am: The Eclipse Begins - The moon makes "first contact" with the sun from our earthly perspective. A partial eclipse will continue growing until second contact is made.
9:24am: Beginning of the Full Eclipse - The moon makes "second contact" with the sun, and the entire moon is now in front. The Annular eclipse as we know it fully commences.
9:26am: Peak Annularity - The moon is at its peak, blocking the maximum extent of the sun possible and getting as close to the center as possible.
9:28am: End of the Full Eclipse - The Annular Phase ends and "third contact" is made as the moon begins moving its way out of the front of the sun. A partial eclipse continues.
10:53am: The Eclipse Concludes - "Fourth contact" is made and the moon entirely leaves the sun. The eclipse has now finished, and we're left with memories of this cosmic coincidence.

 

Where to view the Eclipse inside the park

Guided Viewing Areas

1. Lehman Caves Visitor Center and Astronomy Amphitheater
2. Great Basin Visitor Center Parking Lot

Self Guided Viewing

Make sure to pick up eclipse glasses from a ranger at one of the visitor centers of viewing areas prior to trekking out on your own. It is never safe to view an annular eclipse without properly rated eye protection. These are not the only areas the eclipse will be visible from, but are the only places where parking may be available.

1. Mather Overlook
2. Baker Creek Road

 

NASA / T. Nordgren

Stay Safe and Protect your Park

Camping & Lodging

If the park doesn't experience any significant snowfall leading up to the eclipse, all five developed campgrounds will be open. All campgrounds will also be first-come, first-served. If you're unable to find a site within the park, speak to a ranger about primitive and dispersed camping alternatives outside the park. Camping outside of established campgrounds is strictly prohibited within the bounds of Great Basin National Park. Check current conditions and campground status here.

Any visitors seeking to backcountry camp and experience the eclipse in more solitude should pick up a backcountry permit at the Lehman Caves Visitor Center. Permits are required for all backpacking along the Baker/Johnson Lakes Loop.

There are not hotels or lodging within Great Basin National Park. Lodging in surrounding communities like Baker, NV (6 miles from park entrance) and Ely, NV (70 miles from park entrance) has been fully booked for up to 18 months in some cases. We encourage searching for lodging as cancellations may have been made, or using alternatives to hotels like AirBnB, VRBO, etc.

Safe Viewing Practices

Annular eclipses differ from total eclipses in that at no point is it safe to view the sun without properly rated eye protection! Come by either visitor center on the days leading to the eclipse or find a ranger the morning of for a free pair of eclipse glasses. We want to ensure everybody has a safe morning and the equipment to do so! Sunglasses are not sufficient protection for viewing the sun.

Make sure you've found a safe place from which to view the eclipse. Don't be a distracted driver, stop your vehicle in a safe place if you plan on viewing the eclipse. Parking and guided viewing will be available at both visitor centers, other park overlooks & parking areas will remain open, and safe and lawful parking will be strictly enforced. Overflow parking will be available along Baker Creek Road, though there will not be any services or guided viewing.

Emergency Assistance

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, ALWAYS CALL 911 OR SEEK OUT PARK STAFF
Aid stations and extra water will be available at the Lehman Caves Visitor Center. Staff will be fully committed the morning of the eclipse, which may affect backcountry rescue operations. Exercise caution if you plan on hiking into any backcountry areas the morning of the eclipse, and ensure others not in your group are aware of your plans.

 

 

Eclipse Calendar

Check the calendar below as event specifics are updated.

 

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