Unique ways to view the total solar eclipse coming in April

The total solar eclipse will be visible from more than a dozen states, and the next one won’t happen for 20 years.

A total solar eclipse is happening in April, visible from Texas to Maine over the span of a few hours.

Want to watch it? Here are some of the most unique ways to experience the total solar eclipse.

If you’re into national parks, the path of totality — the area over which the moon will completely cover the sun — will include over 27 national parks, historical sites, and memorials. 

All the way northeast in Vermont, the town of Stowe started gearing up last year.