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Northern Lights Chase in North Pole, Alaska - Fairbanks

Northern Lights Chase in North Pole, Alaska

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels with minimal physical exertion, mainly sitting or standing outdoors.

Overview

Join a private 5-hour Northern Lights Chase in North Pole, Alaska, guided by experts who help you capture the Aurora’s magical display. Discover tips and tricks for photographing this stunning natural light show.

Northern Lights Tour
Winter Activities
North Pole, Alaska

Northern Lights Chase

5 Hours • All Ages!

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About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating 5-hour adventure to chase the mesmerizing Northern Lights! Learn about this natural wonder while your guide assists with camera setup and captures stunning photos for you. Experience the thrill of the hunt, with a chance to witness the enchanting lights in a breathtaking setting.

Let’s chase the dancing Northern Lights!

Duration

5 Hours

About

During the tour, you will learn about the Northern Lights and your guide will help set up cameras for Northern Lights photography. Your guide will take photos for you as well. Once the tour is over, you will receive a link to the guide's photos.

Tour usually ends around 2 am, depending on how far we have to travel to see the Northern Lights.

Please Note: Seeing the Northern Lights is not guaranteed, but I will try to make sure all guests have a fair chance to see the Northern Lights. No refunds will be issued if Northern Lights are not visible.

A minimum of two people in your party is required to book this tour.

Adventure Tips

Dress in Layers

Temperatures can drop drastically; wearing multiple layers helps maintain warmth throughout the night.

Bring a Headlamp with Red Light

Use a red light to preserve night vision while navigating in the dark during the aurora hunt.

Charge Your Camera Batteries

Cold weather drains batteries quickly—carry spares and keep them warm until use.

Prepare for Remote Conditions

Expect limited facilities and rugged terrain; bring snacks and be ready for an off-grid experience.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Moose
  • Snowshoe Hare

History

North Pole, Alaska, is renowned for its holiday-themed street names and strong winter traditions, enhancing the charm during an aurora tour.

Conservation

Tour operators emphasize low-impact travel and encourage minimizing light pollution to protect dark sky quality vital for aurora viewing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Insulated winter jacket

Essential

Provides critical warmth during the prolonged exposure to cold Arctic temperatures.

winter specific

Camera with manual settings

Essential

Allows capturing the Northern Lights with optimal exposure and focus.

winter specific

Thermal gloves

Essential

Keeps hands warm while handling camera gear and prevents numbness.

winter specific

Sturdy insulated boots

Essential

Ensures foot protection and traction on snow and ice.

winter specific