moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be comfortable standing outside for extended periods in cold weather.
Discover the mesmerizing spectacle of the Aurora Borealis on a private tour in Willow, Alaska. Join Snowhook Adventure Guides for a personalized experience filled with stunning scenery and Arctic skies.
Experience the magic of the Arctic night with Snowhook Adventure Guides of Alaska's Fall Northern Lights Adventure in Willow, Alaska. This private tour offers a truly immersive experience under some of the most stunning aurora displays visible from North America. As you settle into cozy accommodations in this charming town, you'll venture out on guided trips designed to maximize your chances of witnessing the breathtaking dance of the Northern Lights. The journey is led by expert guides who know the best spots away from light pollution, ensuring crisp, vibrant views of the sky. Beyond the lights, enjoy crisp autumn air, scenic wilderness, and the tranquility of Alaska’s fall season. This adventure is perfect for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation, capturing unforgettable photos and creating stories to share for years. Whether you're an avid photographer or simply a lover of natural wonders, this experience provides a perfect blend of comfort, excitement, and awe-inspiring scenery, making it a highlight of your Alaskan journey.
Outdoor temperatures can drop significantly at night, so wearing moisture-wicking and insulating layers is essential.
A tripod will help stabilize your camera for capturing clear, long-exposure photos of the Northern Lights.
Monitor local aurora activity and weather conditions for optimal viewing chances during your tour.
Ensure you have hats, gloves, and insulated boots to stay warm during evening waits outside.
Willow was historically known for its gold mining and logging industries, now a hub for outdoor adventures.
Snowhook Adventure Guides emphasizes eco-friendly practices to preserve the area's pristine wilderness.
Keeps you warm during outdoor night viewing sessions in cold temperatures.
winter specific
Helps capture the vibrant colors of the Northern Lights; a DSLR or mirrorless camera is recommended.
Provides an extra layer of insulation beneath your outer clothing.
fall|winter specific
Useful for walking in the dark and adjusting gear without disturbing others.