Oak Mountain State Park officials are hosting an official Solar Eclipse viewing party.

The park will provide NASA approved viewing glasses on a first come, first serve basis. Families can head out to the South Trailhead Field on Terrace Drive. The event is set to begin at 1 p.m.

Tickets are $2 for children and seniors, adults will have to pay $5, pre-purchase tickets here.

One of the most stunning views in Alabama can be found at Cheaha Resort State Park.

Families can enjoy the eclipse from the highest point in Alabama. There's museums, traditional camping and a "glamping" experience for those looking for a luxury stay.

Along the banks of the Tennessee River, you'll find the perfect getaway.

Whether you want to ride bikes, zipline through the canopy, enjoy food, lounge by the water, try birdwatching or hike - this state park has it all.

There's even golfing and horseback riding!

Check out the full list of things to do here.

After you watch the eclipse above ground, explore some of Alabama's beauty below the surface.

Cave Tours let you explore while young ones love to gemstone mine. People can camp, hike and take in the beauty of what we normally don't get to see.

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What better place to watch the solar eclipse than the Sunset capital of Alabama?

Dauphin Island is a small oasis just 35 minutes outside of Mobile right on the Gulf Coast. The peak eclipse will shine over the island around noon so be sure to leave early or make it an overnight stay and head into town the night before. Now, this island is a little bit off the path of totality with the moon looking to cover about 80 percent of the sun.