easy
3–4 hours
Guests should be able to stand outside comfortably for extended periods and wear appropriate warm clothing.
Discover the breathtaking Northern Lights and soothe your senses in Chena Hot Springs. Join Alaska Wildlife Guide LLC for a magical evening of natural wonders in Alaska’s wilderness.
The most comfortable way to see the Aurora
Embark on an unforgettable evening at Chena Hot Springs Resort, just 60 miles from Fairbanks. Enjoy a guided tour of the stunning Aurora Ice Museum, relax in healing mineral waters, and marvel at the enchanting Northern Lights. Capture memories in this magical setting, perfect for a unique Alaskan adventure.
10 hours
Departure: Between 4:00PM and 5:00PM
Return: 03:00 AM
Join us on one of our most requested tours to the famous Chena Hot Springs Resort. Located 60 scenic miles from downtown Fairbanks.
After being picked up, sit back and relax and enjoy the scenic 60 mile (96kms) journey out to Chena Hot Springs.
Start your evening off with a guided tour through the Aurora Ice Museum (open year round) displaying magnificent ice carvings.
Enjoy a meal at the restaurant (optional and not included in price) which offers locally cultivated vegetables and Alaskan seafood. Afterwards soak in the Chena Hot Springs Resort’s legendary healing mineral waters. Take a stroll outside to watch the beautiful and breathtaking Aurora Borealis dance overhead in the dark nights (the presence of the aurora is not guaranteed)
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Layer thermal clothing, waterproof outerwear, and warm boots to stay comfortable during evening viewing.
Capture the Northern Lights with steady shots—long exposure is key for stunning photos.
Northern Lights tours are popular, especially during peak aurora season, so reserve early.
Clear skies are essential for good aurora viewing, so monitor local conditions before your trip.
Chena Hot Springs has been a local favorite since the early 1900s, renowned for its restorative waters and natural beauty.
The area emphasizes sustainable tourism with efforts to preserve wildlife habitats and minimize environmental impact.
Keeps you warm during outdoor aurora viewing in frigid temperatures.
winter specific
Helps stabilize your camera for long exposure shots of the Northern Lights.
Protects extremities from cold during outdoor observations.
winter specific
Ensures dry, comfortable footing when walking through snow or damp terrain.