On August 21, 2017, the “Great American Eclipse” brought a memorable astronomical event to Western North Carolina. Its path of totality crossed nearby mountain communities, drawing visitors to the region to experience the daytime darkness.
That eclipse has passed, but the Blue Ridge Mountains remain a destination for scenic getaways. For future visits, explore local attractions and check the astronomy resources below for upcoming celestial events.
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