Guidlines for viewing the eclipse on Federal Public Lands in Oregon

 

 Be Safe!

·        Understand risks, respect signs and barriers, and stay within your limits.

·        Most remote areas have limited services and facilities, so pack plenty of food and water.

·        Be prepared for warm temperatures and bring sun and eye protection.

Know Before You Go

·        Plan ahead to ensure a safe and fun experience.

·        Make sure you have the proper supplies and gear.­

·        Expect large crowds. Most lodging is booked. Options for camping are limited. 

·        Familiarize yourself with the rules and specific information about the site you are visiting.

·        Cell service may not be available, so plan your route in advance and pack a map.

·        Many roads on public lands are gravel and may require a high-clearance or four-wheel drive vehicle.

Recreate Responsibly

·        Help us protect our lands for all to enjoy.

·        Tread lightly and leave no trace. Leave your site better than you found it.

·        Remove all trash and remember to pack it in, pack it out!

·        To learn more, visit www.lnt.org/learn/7-principles.

Only YOU Can Prevent Wildfires

·        August is peak wildfire season in the Pacific Northwest. A small spark can rapidly become a large fire.

·        Know fire risks and respect fire restrictions, such as campfire bans.

·        Avoid parking or driving on dry grass as your vehicle can spark a wildfire.

·        Vehicles are required to have a shovel and fire extinguisher or gallon of water in many areas.

·        For more information on fire prevention and current fire restrictions, visit www.keeporegongreen.org

Additional Resources

·        Travel Oregon Eclipse Webpage: www.TravelOregon.com/Eclipse