easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for most travelers; minimal physical activity required
Discover the breathtaking Northern Lights in the privacy of a cozy lodge in North Pole, Alaska. This guided tour offers an unforgettable Arctic adventure with expert insights and pristine views. Keep reading to learn how you can experience this magical phenomenon yourself!
Our most comfortable Aurora viewing tour!
5 hours
Starting time: 10:00 pm (Pick up occurs 0-60 minutes from this time).
The long nights in the Interior of Alaska provide amazing opportunities for Aurora (Northern Lights) viewing.
For our Aurora Lodge viewing tour, we select one of the best Aurora Viewing Lodges in the area, to give you not only the best chance possible, to view the Northern Lights, but also provide you with the comfortableness of a warm and safe area.
This is bringing the Aurora viewing to a whole new level. You will not only have a warm spot to wait for the Aurora to show up, but also have a great local tour guide with you. He or She will be able to answer all of your questions and provide you with additional information.
After a convenient pick up from your hotel inside the city limits, we will leave the city lights behind us in our spacious vans ensuring each guests' comfort.
Temperatures can drop rapidly at night, so wear thermal layers, insulated jackets, and warm boots to stay comfortable during your aurora viewing.
To capture the vibrant lights clearly, a sturdy tripod is recommended for long-exposure shots in low-light conditions.
Monitor local aurora forecasts and weather conditions to time your visit for peak activity and clear skies.
Arriving before sunset helps you settle in and allows time for your guides to prepare your viewing experience and answer questions.
North Pole has been a hub for Arctic exploration, with local legends dating back to indigenous cultures that have revered the Northern Lights for generations.
Alaska Wildlife Guide LLC emphasizes eco-friendly practices, ensuring minimal impact on the pristine Arctic environment and promoting sustainable tourism.
A waterproof and insulated jacket helps you stay warm during extended outdoor hours in cold weather.
winter specific
Keeping extremities warm is crucial for comfort and safety during Arctic nights.
winter specific
Thermal long underwear provides an extra layer of warmth underneath your clothing.
winter specific
A camera capable of long exposures helps capture the mesmerizing aurora displays.