Catch the next total solar eclipse in Kentucky
2 PM CDT, April 8 2024
Max Duration of Totality
2 minutes
One of the longest durations across North America
Kentucky Eclipse Blog
Plan your trip to Kentucky for this rare celestial event. Explore local Kentucky’s food favorites, festivals, family friendly attractions, and more. You are sure to find something to love!
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What to Expect for the Total Eclipse in Kentucky
Kentucky will be one of the prime locations to witness this rare total eclipse. During a total solar eclipse, he sky will become dark, as if it were dawn or dusk. Weather permitting, Kentucky will see the sun’s corona as well.
Only a sliver of Kentucky makes it into the path of totality. In Paducah, totality runs from 2 PM CDT to 2:02 PM CDT. Totality in Kentucky will begin at 2 PM to 2:02 PM. The entire eclipse phase will start 12:42 PM and will end at 3:18 PM.
Plan your eclipse holiday
When the moon covers the sun, you need someone covering your travel plans. We are your go-to source for travel planning that make navigating Kentucky during the eclipse a breeze.
