Vermont enjoyed great view of solar eclipse in 2024. Where to go to see the next one

In April 2024, Vermont was among the best places in the United States to enjoy the spectacular solar eclipse, drawing thousands of visitors and skywatchers who experienced the rare event under clear skies. For those who were captivated by this celestial wonder, the excitement does not stop there—another solar eclipse is on the horizon, and planning ahead will ensure you have the best view.






The next major solar eclipse visible in North America will occur on August 12, 2026, followed by an even more dramatic one on August 23, 2044, and the highly anticipated August 12, 2045, which will be the longest solar eclipse in history. For the 2026 eclipse, parts of Greenland, Iceland, and Spain will offer the best vantage points, with totality lasting several minutes.


While the eclipse will be visible as a partial eclipse across much of North America, traveling to these regions will provide the full awe-inspiring experience of totality. In the U.S., states like Maine and parts of the Northeast will see a significant partial eclipse. For sky enthusiasts looking closer in time, the Annular Solar Eclipse of October 2023 also offered a unique “ring of fire” view across parts of the U.S., Central America, and South America, showing how frequent and diverse these cosmic events can be.


As travelers plan their next eclipse adventure, Spain and Iceland are becoming popular destinations for 2026 due to their accessibility, clear skies, and rich cultural experiences to pair with the astronomical event. Just as Vermont became a hub of excitement in 2024, these locations are expected to welcome a wave of eclipse chasers eager to once again stand in the path of the Moon’s shadow.


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