easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; comfortable driving and minimal walking required
Discover the magic of the Northern Lights with a private self-drive tour in Fairbanks, Alaska. Experience stunning Arctic landscapes at your own pace with expert guidance in this unforgettable winter adventure.
Embark on a personalized adventure with the Self Drive Aurora Tour offered by Aurora Borealis Lodge in Fairbanks, Alaska. This unique guided experience allows you to explore the stunning Arctic landscapes at your own pace while chasing the mesmerizing Northern Lights. As you cruise through snow-covered forests and open tundra, your guide provides expert insights into the region’s geology, wildlife, and aurora phenomena. The flexibility of a self-drive tour means you can stop for breathtaking photos, snack in scenic spots, or just soak in the pristine winter environment under a star-studded sky. Designed for those seeking an intimate connection with nature, this tour offers a perfect blend of adventure and comfort, ideal for travelers eager to witness the aurora borealis in a private, relaxed setting. With skilled guidance and tailor-made routes, the Self Drive Aurora Tour promises an unforgettable winter experience that combines scenic beauty, wildlife sightings, and the thrill of northern Alaska's night skies. Whether you're a photography enthusiast or simply looking for a memorable Arctic adventure, this customizable tour provides the perfect opportunity to create lasting memories in one of the world's best aurora viewing locations.
Warm, moisture-wicking clothing is essential to stay comfortable during the cold winter nights.
Monitor local aurora predictions to maximize your chances of seeing the Northern Lights.
Capture the stunning aurora displays with a camera that performs well in low light conditions.
Weather conditions can change rapidly; ensure your vehicle is equipped for winter driving.
Fairbanks has a rich gold rush history, which is reflected in its historic districts and museums.
Aurora Borealis Lodge emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including responsible wildlife viewing and minimal environmental impact.
Keep warm with moisture-wicking thermal underwear as your base layer during cold nights.
winter specific
A heavy-duty, insulated jacket is key to staying warm in sub-zero temperatures.
winter specific
Good-quality waterproof snow boots provide traction and keep your feet dry and warm.
winter specific
Useful for late-night photos or navigating in darker areas.
winter specific