easy
6–8 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; some walking involved around the resort
Discover the soothing waters of Chena Hot Springs on this guided day trip from North Pole, Alaska. Experience natural beauty, learn about local history, and maybe even catch the Northern Lights in a truly magical setting.
Experience the magic of the North Pole with the Day Tour at Chena Hot Springs, offered by VIP Northern Lights Tours. This guided adventure combines relaxation, stunning natural beauty, and a touch of Arctic history. After a scenic drive through remote Alaskan landscapes, you'll arrive at the renowned Chena Hot Springs, where soothing geothermal waters await. Soak in the warm springs while surrounded by snow-covered wilderness, making it a perfect activity for winter travelers seeking both comfort and adventure. The tour also includes a walk around the historic hot springs resort, learning about its fascinating origins dating back to the 19th century. In the evening, if the conditions are right, guests have a great chance of witnessing the spectacular Aurora Borealis dancing across the night sky. Whether you're a seasoned explorer or a first-time visitor, the combination of hot springs, breathtaking vistas, and Alaskan wilderness makes this day trip highly memorable. With knowledgeable guides leading the way, you'll gain insights into local wildlife, geology, and regional history, adding depth to your experience. Pack your sense of adventure and prepare for a day filled with natural wonders, relaxation, and potential Northern Lights sightings that make this tour a must-do for anyone visiting North Pole, Alaska.
Warm, layered clothing ensures comfort from outdoor exploration to relaxing in hot springs.
This popular tour often sells out, especially during peak Northern Lights season, so reserve early.
Check local Aurora predictions on the night of your tour for the best chance to see the Northern Lights.
Ensure dry, comfortable feet while walking around the thermal springs and resort grounds.
Chena Hot Springs was discovered in the early 1900s and later developed into a renowned geothermal resort, attracting visitors seeking relaxation and Aurora viewing.
The resort uses sustainable geothermal energy and maintains environmental practices to preserve the natural surroundings.
Keeps you warm during outdoor excursions and when viewing the Northern Lights.
winter specific
Provides essential insulation against cold temperatures in winter months.
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Keeps your feet dry and comfortable while walking around hot springs or trails.
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Capture the stunning scenery and possible Northern Lights displays.
winter|summer|fall|spring specific