easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking and mild activity involved
Discover the soothing mineral waters of Chena Hot Springs just outside Fairbanks, with stunning ice sculptures and the chance to see the Northern Lights. A perfect blend of relaxation and wild Alaskan beauty awaits in this iconic geothermal retreat.
Call to Book • From $210 per person • Ages 3+ • 11 hours • Relax and watch the Northern Lights!
Experience an unforgettable evening at Chena Hot Springs, just 60 miles from Fairbanks. Enjoy soothing mineral hot springs, explore a stunning Ice Museum, and marvel at the mesmerizing northern lights. With convenient pickup and the chance to spot moose, this adventure promises relaxation and natural beauty in a historic setting.
Person - $210.00
11 Hours
Free guest pickup from 4:15pm to 5pm.
Your Chena Hot Springs / Aurora Borealis night begins right at your Fairbanks accommodation, so you don’t need to plan how to get to us and you will save additional taxi costs.
Only 60 miles from Fairbanks, this world renowned resort offers a day of rest and relaxation in the historical location discovered by natives and early miners. Enjoy the mineral hot springs in a beautiful natural setting and experience the dancing of the northern lights. Along the way we almost always spot moose. Food and beverages are available at the local restaurant. Please bring swimsuit, slippers and towel.
5:00pm Pick up Fairbanks 6:45pm Arrival Chena Resort 7:00pm Guided Ice Museum 8:00pm Hot Springs 12:00am Waiting for Northern Lights 2:30am Leaving Chena Hot Springs 4:00am Arrival Fairbanks
Layer thermal clothing and waterproof gear to stay comfortable outside in cold weather.
Plan your trip in the evening to maximize chances of witnessing the Northern Lights while soaking in the hot springs.
Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated while relaxing in mineral-rich hot springs.
Reserve your spot early, especially during peak winter months, to secure access to this popular destination.
Chena Hot Springs was discovered in the early 20th century and has long served as a natural heating resource and gathering spot for locals and adventurers.
The facility emphasizes sustainable thermal management and eco-friendly practices to preserve the surrounding wilderness and reduce environmental impact.
Keep warm and comfortable while outdoors in freezing temperatures.
winter specific
Protect your feet during outdoor walks and thermal pool visits.
winter specific
Prevent heat loss during outdoor time, especially at night.
winter specific
Capture the stunning aurora displays overhead.
winter specific