"Chasing the aurora rewards patience, not crowds — a small group means everyone gets a clear line of sight, and nobody's silhouette ends up in your photos."
Day by day.
This route is in final planning — the pacing below is indicative and will be confirmed before launch.
Arrival in Fairbanks
Arrive and settle in, with an orientation on aurora viewing basics and what to expect.
Fairbanks by Day → First Aurora Viewing
Explore Fairbanks and its surroundings by day, then head out after dark for your first aurora viewing session.
Winter Activities → Aurora Viewing
A day with optional winter activities, followed by another evening of aurora viewing at a remote site away from city lights.
Free Morning → Departure
A free morning before departure.
A few ways to make it yours.
Peak Aurora Season
Late September through late March offers the darkest skies and most consistent viewing odds.
Dog Sledding Add-On
A classic Alaskan winter activity, available on select departures.
Extended Viewing Nights
Multiple viewing nights are built in to improve your odds against unpredictable weather.
What's Included
Not Included
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