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Safety First: Never look directly at the Sun without proper eye protection, such as certified solar eclipse glasses or a solar viewer. Protect your eyes at all times, except during the brief period of totality.
Plan Ahead: Check the date and time of the eclipse for Tupper Lake. Totality only lasts a few minutes, so plan your trip and activities accordingly.
Weather Check: Monitor the weather forecast for the eclipse day. There will be a number of activities for visitors to Tupper Lake if the weather is poor.
Travel Early: Arrive to Tupper Lake early to avoid traffic and ensure you have enough time to set up and get comfortable.
Supplies: Bring essentials such as water, food, sunscreen, and appropriate clothing.
Seating: Bring along folding chairs or blankets to sit on while waiting for the spactacular event to begin.
Eclipse Glasses: The Adirondack Sky Center & Observatory has more than enough eclipse glasses for sale on, and before April 8th.
Camera: If you plan to take photos, make sure you have the necessary equipment and practice in advance. Protect your camera sensor with a solar filter.
Location Research: Keep tabs on all the activities the community of Tupper Lake has planned. Be sure to decide in advance which would be of most interest to you.
Respect Local Laws: Safety is a priority for Totality In Tupper. Follow the directions of law enforcement and emergency services.
Embrace the Moment: During totality, put down your camera and experience the eclipse with your own eyes. It’s a breathtaking and unique natural phenomenon that you will remember for a lifetime.
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