moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in average physical health, comfortable standing on ice, and willing to dress warmly for extended periods outdoors.
Discover the magic of Arctic winter with the Aurora Ice Ice Fishing & Dinner Tour near Fairbanks, Alaska. Combine the thrill of ice fishing with gourmet dining beneath the Northern Lights for an unforgettable outdoor adventure.
Embark on an unforgettable Arctic adventure with the Aurora Ice Ice Fishing & Dinner Tour in Fairbanks, Alaska. This unique experience combines the thrill of ice fishing on pristine frozen lakes with a cozy, gourmet dinner served right on the ice, all under the mesmerizing glow of the Northern Lights. Guided by expert local guides from Alaska Fishing and Rafting Adventures, you'll learn the tricks of ice fishing and enjoy quality time in a private, heated ice shack. As the evening unfolds, guests are treated to a delicious locally-sourced meal, warmed by crackling fires and surrounded by the tranquil beauty of Alaskan wilderness. This tour offers a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion, making it a top choice for travelers seeking an authentic Alaskan winter experience. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to ice fishing, the immersive environment and stunning scenery promise memories that will last a lifetime. Prepare for an extraordinary night filled with natural wonders, exceptional cuisine, and remarkable Arctic landscapes that highlight Alaska's rugged charm.
Temperatures can drop significantly, so layering with thermal wear, insulated coats, and waterproof accessories is essential.
Capture the stunning landscape and wildlife, and enjoy better viewing of distant scenery and potential wildlife sightings.
Getting there ahead of sunset allows you to settle in and enjoy the optimal lighting and atmospheric conditions once the Northern Lights appear.
Follow guide instructions carefully, especially when managing equipment and moving on the ice, to ensure a safe adventure.
Fairbanks was established during the Alaska Gold Rush in the early 1900s, and its rugged history ties closely with outdoor exploration and resourcefulness.
The tour operators prioritize sustainable practices, including responsible fishing methods and minimizing environmental impact to preserve Alaska's pristine wilderness.
Keeps you warm and dry while spending extended time on the ice.
winter specific
Provide necessary insulation against freezing temperatures.
winter specific
Ensures safety and comfort walking on icy surfaces.
winter specific
Useful for navigating in low light conditions or in case of emergencies.
winter specific