In 2045, the US State of Utah has a plethora of options for viewing the solar eclipse. Using the information we did for State Parks, Cities, and Public Lands, we are able to provide a comprehensive list of options for you to utilize. To see specific totality start, maximum, and end times, check out the specific articles linked in each header.

State Parks

State	How Far In Advance Reservations Open	Date Of Reservation	Reservation URL
Utah	4 months	April 2045	https://stateparks.utah.gov

Item	Description
Number Of Parks With 100% Totality	23
Number Of Parks With 90% – 99% Totality	23
Number Of Parks With 80% – 89.99% Totality	0
Number Of Parks With < 79.99% Totality	0
Total Number Of Parks	46
Percent Of Parks With 100% Totality	50%
Average 100% Totality Time	3 minutes, 9.3913 seconds
Campsites In 100% Totality	15

State Park	Totality Duration
Camp Floyd State Park Museum	4 minutes, 23 seconds
Dead Horse Point State Park	2 minutes, 46 seconds
Deer Creek State Park	3 minutes, 40 seconds
Flight Park State Recreation Area	3 minutes, 40 seconds
Fred Hayes State Park at Starvation	4 minutes, 3 seconds
Goblin Valley State Park	1 minute, 59 seconds
Great Salt Lake State Park	2 minutes, 13 seconds
Green River State Park	4 minutes, 23 seconds
Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail	2 minutes, 7 seconds
Huntington State Park	4 minutes, 53 seconds
Jordanelle State Park	2 minutes, 23 seconds
Millsite State Park	4 minutes, 21 seconds
Palisade State Park	4 minutes, 28 seconds
Scofield State Park	4 minutes, 58 seconds
Territorial Statehouse State Park Museum	3 minutes, 16 seconds
This Is The Place Heritage Park	1 minute, 30 seconds
Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum	1 minute, 19 seconds
Utah Lake State Park	4 minutes, 20 seconds
Utahraptor State Park	3 minutes, 51 seconds
Wasatch Mountain State Park	3 minutes, 21 seconds
Yuba State Park	4 minutes, 42 seconds

Cities

City	Totality Time
Salt Lake City	1 minute, 25 seconds
West Valley City	2 minutes, 22 seconds
West Jordan	2 minutes, 56 seconds
Provo	4 minutes, 20 seconds
Orem	4 minutes, 9 seconds
Lehi	3 minutes, 54 seconds
South Jordan	3 minutes, 11 seconds

Public Land

There’s 1 National Park, 1 National Forest, and 40 BLM sites in the path of totality.

Name	Totality Time
Arches National Park	4 minutes
Fishlake National Forest	41 seconds
Cedar Mountain Wilderness	3 minutes, 41 seconds
Behind The Rocks	2 minutes, 31 seconds
Black Ridge Canyon West	5 minutes, 3 seconds
Bull Canyon	5 minutes, 4 seconds
Coal Canyon	5 minutes
Conger Mountain	3 minutes, 43 seconds
Crack Canyon	2 minutes, 14 seconds
Daniels Canyon	4 minutes, 36 seconds
Dark Canyon	100% no time
Deep Creek Mountains	4 minutes, 51 seconds
Desolation Canyon	5 minutes, 4 seconds
Devils Canyon	4 minutes, 52 seconds
Fish Springs	4 minutes, 55 seconds
Floy Canyon	4 minutes, 42 seconds
Flume Canyon	5 minutes, 1 second
Horseshoe Canyon	2 minutes, 52 seconds
Howell Peak	4 minutes, 7 seconds
Indian Creek	100% no time
Jack Canyon	4 minutes, 54 seconds
King Top	2 minutes, 25 seconds
Link Flats	3 minutes, 15 seconds
Lost Spring Canyon	4 minutes, 12 seconds
Mexican Mountain	4 minutes, 26 seconds
Mule Canyon	5 minutes, 3 seconds
Negro Bill Canyon	3 minutes, 34 seconds
North Stansbury Mountains	3 minutes, 45 seconds
Notch Peak	3 minutes, 29 seconds
Road Canyon	4 minutes, 53 seconds
San Rafael Reef	3 minutes, 34 seconds
Scott’s Basin	4 minutes, 53 seconds
Sid’s Cabin	4 minutes, 23 seconds
Sid’s Mountain	4 minutes, 24 seconds
Spruce Canyon	5 minutes, 1 seconds
Squaw/Papoose Canyon	5 minutes, 5 seconds
Swasey Mountain	4 minutes, 29 seconds
Turtle Canyon	5 minutes, 1 seconds
Westwater Canyon	4 minutes, 48 seconds
Winter Ridge	4 minutes, 17 seconds

Map

Color	Meaning
Green	Public Lands
Orange	Cities
Red	State Park

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