easy
3.5 hours
Minimal physical effort required; suitable for all fitness levels
Witness the Northern Lights from Aurora Husky Lodge near Fairbanks on a 3.5-hour guided tour. Enjoy expert insights, cozy amenities, and stunning night skies free from light pollution.
All ages • Transportation included! • Northern Lights!
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Northern Lights at the renowned Aurora Husky Lodge, just a short drive from Fairbanks. Join us for an unforgettable 3.5-hour adventure, where you can marvel at the stunning night sky in one of the best viewing locations in the world.
3.5 Hours
NOTE: Tour requires a minimum of two people to run!
Welcome to the Aurora Husky Lodge.
We are located west side of 32 miles south of Parks Highway from Fairbanks. (Mile post Between 326 and 325) This location is locally and internationally well-known as one of the best places to view the Northern Lights in the world. Please come and join us for a chance to view the beautiful lights in the sky.
Pick up time will vary between about 9:15pm-10:00pm based on hotel location. You will leave the lodge at 2:00am, and we will take you back to your hotel.(return to hotel around 2:45am to 3:00am)
Features of our lodge:
Temperatures can plunge quickly at night—wear insulated layers and thermal undergarments to stay comfortable during viewing.
Use a red-light headlamp to preserve your night vision while moving around the lodge and taking photos.
Long exposures in cold weather drain batteries faster; have spares ready for photographing the aurora.
Aurora tours fill quickly during prime viewing months from August to April, so reserve your spot early.
Fairbanks was founded during the early 1900s gold rush and remains a vital hub for Arctic research and culture.
The lodge emphasizes low-impact tourism to protect the fragile boreal environment and minimize light pollution.
Keeps you warm against Alaska’s cold nighttime temperatures.
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Protect fingers and head from frostbite during extended outdoor stays.
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Stabilizes your camera for crisp long-exposure aurora photos.
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Provide extra warmth during prolonged stationary periods.
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