Northern Lights Adventure Tour in Fairbanks: Chase Alaska's Aurora with Expert Guidance
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
No strenuous activity required; suitable for most fitness levels but prepare to stand or sit outdoors in cold temperatures for extended periods.
Overview
Join Get After It Guiding's Northern Lights Adventure Tour near Fairbanks for an exclusive night of aurora viewing, cozy campfires, and professional photos under Alaska's shimmering skies. Discover why this personalized tour offers a truly unique northern lights experience.
Northern Lights Adventure Tour - Aurora Promise
4-6 Hours • Free pickup, drop-off and professional photos under the Aurora!
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About This Adventure
Embark on a magical northern lights adventure with Get After It Guiding in Alaska. Under a starry sky, enjoy reindeer hot dogs and s'mores by a cozy campfire while awaiting the aurora's dance. Capture unforgettable memories with professional photos and expert guidance, ensuring a unique and immersive experience in nature's wonder.
Embark on a magical northern lights adventure with Get After It Guiding in Alaska. Under a starry sky, enjoy reindeer hot dogs and s'mores by a cozy campfire while awaiting the aurora's dance. Capture unforgettable memories with professional photos and expert guidance, ensuring a unique and immersive experience in nature's wonder.
Adventure Tips
Dress for Extreme Cold
Wear insulated layers, a warm hat, gloves, and sturdy winter boots to stay comfortable during long exposure to chilly night air.
Bring Your Own Camera
While professional photos are included, bringing your own camera or smartphone lets you capture the moment from your perspective.
Stay Hydrated and Snack Smart
Bring water and small snacks to keep your energy levels up during the nightly cold vigil.
Trust Your Guide’s Route
Allow your guide to choose the best viewing spots based on current aurora activity and weather conditions for optimal experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Snowshoe hare
History
Fairbanks has been a hub for aurora viewing since the early 20th century due to its clear skies and ideal latitude near the Arctic Circle.
Conservation
The tour emphasizes low-impact practices by limiting group size and leaving no trace at viewing sites, helping protect Alaska’s delicate winter environment.
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Adventure Hotspots in Fairbanks
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Winter Jacket
Keeps you warm in subzero temperatures during nighttime aurora viewing.
winter specific
Thermal Gloves and Hat
Protects extremities from frostbite and cold wind when outdoors.
winter specific
Tripod (Optional)
Useful for steady shots of the aurora with your own camera or smartphone.
winter specific
Hand Warmers
Provides extra warmth during long periods outside in freezing conditions.
winter specific