northern lights alaska

Group 1: February 25 - march 1, 2027 SOLD OUT

Group 2: March 4-8, 2027

View of the northern lights (aurora borealis) in the night sky above a mountain landscape with stars.
A person in winter gear visible from the side, leading a team of huskies pulling a sled through snow in a forested wintry landscape.
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Join us for 5 days and 4 nights in Fairbanks for the ultimate Alaskan adventure and experience the magic of the Last Frontier. Go dog sledding through snowy trails in a winter wonderland, relax and rejuvenate at the natural hot springs, and as night falls— chase the breathtaking Northern Lights.

Snow-covered mountain valley with trees, buildings, and a hot spring or geyser emitting steam in a winter landscape.
Snow-covered Christmas tree decorated with red ribbons and ornaments, in front of a white building with red accents, surrounded by snow and pine trees under a clear sky.
Stamp with the text 'FAIRBANKS ALASKA', the date '02 FEB 23', and a landscape scene of mountains, a river, trees, and a rising or setting sun.
A welcome sign for North Pole, Alaska, with the text 'Welcome to North Pole Alaska 99705' on a wooden background, surrounded by a green and white striped frame, with rusty gears and wheels partially buried in snow, and a background of leafless trees and a clear blue sky.
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No trip to Fairbanks is complete without a visit to the nearby town of North Pole, where the spirit of Christmas lingers all year. Candy cane–striped streetlights line the roads, and cheerful shops brim with handmade ornaments and Alaskan keepsakes. Meet real reindeer, mail a postcard stamped from the North Pole, and experience a slice of small-town magic that feels timeless.

Snow-covered mountain peaks under a pastel pink and blue sky at sunset.
Snow-covered landscape with a ski sled in the foreground, a few dogs lying on the snow, a building with a flagpole displaying the Union Jack, and a snow-covered mountain in the background.

Itinerary

  • WELCOME TO FAIRBANKS

    Welcome to the heart of Alaska! Upon arrival, settle into our cozy wilderness lodge, surrounded by snow-dusted trees and the stillness of the northern frontier. Take the afternoon to unwind, breathe in the crisp Arctic air, and get acquainted with your surroundings. As evening falls, we’ll gather for a warm welcome dinner before setting out on our first Northern Lights chase. Beneath the vast Alaskan sky, watch ribbons of color dance above you—a sight that feels nothing short of magic. (Please note: any meals before dinner today are not included.)

  • DOG SLEDDING & CULTURAL DISCOVERY

    Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before venturing out for an unforgettable morning of dog sledding through the snowy backcountry. Ride alongside an expert musher as a team of huskies pulls you across sparkling trails and frozen landscapes. After a cozy lunch, we’ll explore the city of Fairbanks and visit the Morris Thompson Cultural Center, where you’ll gain insight into Alaska’s rich Indigenous heritage and traditions. This evening, relax at the lodge or take an optional nighttime stroll in search of the Aurora dancing once more.

  • CHENA HOT SPRINGS & ICE MUSEUM

    After breakfast, we travel to the Chena Hot Springs, a geothermal oasis tucked into the snowy wilderness. Soak in steaming mineral pools as snowflakes drift overhead—a true Alaskan indulgence. Later, we’ll visit the enchanting Aurora Ice Museum, where intricate ice sculptures glimmer under ethereal blue light. As night falls, we’ll embark on another guided Aurora chase, with hopes of witnessing nature’s most spectacular light show once again.

  • NORTH POLE & FAREWELL AURORA

    Enjoy a relaxed breakfast before heading to the charming town of North Pole, where festive spirit lingers year-round. Spend the afternoon exploring, shopping for unique keepsakes, or simply savoring your final free day in Alaska. Tonight, we’ll set out together one last time into the quiet backcountry for our final Aurora Borealis viewing—a breathtaking farewell to this Arctic wonderland.

  • FAREWELL FAIRBANKS

    After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to Alaska’s winter magic. Transfer to the airport for your journey home, carrying with you memories of star-filled skies, icy adventures, and the spellbinding glow of the Northern Lights.

A reindeer standing on dirt ground with mountains and a colorful sky in the background during dusk.

cost

  • The full experience is $2,600 USD per participant, based on double occupancy.

    Your experience includes:
    All accommodations, meals, transportation (including airport pickup and drop-off), all scheduled activities, and your cold-weather kit rental. Rental package includes a parka, bibs, boots, and mittens. Accessories and base layers not provided.

    Not included:
    Flights to and from Fairbanks, alcoholic beverages, travel insurance, and personal spending for snacks or meals not specified in the itinerary.

  • We accept all major payment methods for your convenience — including credit and debit cards, bank transfers, and digital platforms such as Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, and Wise. You can also checkout through the link below. You may choose to apply for payment plan options through Klarna.

    Choose the option that works best for you and we’ll make the process simple and secure.

A person stands on a rocky shoreline watching the Northern Lights in the night sky, which is filled with stars and luminous green auroras.

payment plans

  • Secure your spot with a $500 deposit. Flexible payment plans are available for the remaining balance upon request.

    All balances must be paid in full 90 days prior to the tour start date.
    Credit card payments are accepted with a 5% processing fee.

    Please note that all payments are non-refundable. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance to protect your investment in the event of unforeseen circumstances. For more information, visit the Travel Insurance section in our main menu.