easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; comfortable walking and standing required
Join Alaska Photo Treks for a Sunset Photo Safari that captures Fairbanks' breathtaking landscapes. Perfect for all skill levels, this adventure combines expert tips with chances to spot wildlife and snap unforgettable images as the sun dips below the Alaskan horizon.
In the expansive wilderness surrounding Fairbanks, Alaska Photo Treks offers a unique chance to capture the state’s stunning landscapes during their Sunset Photo Safari. This guided experience is designed for photographers and adventure seekers alike, providing an immersive way to experience Alaska’s natural beauty through the lens. As the sun begins its descent over Cook Inlet and Chugach State Park, participants are taken to some of the most scenic vantage points, where the changing light transforms rugged mountains, shimmering waters, and sprawling tundra into picture-perfect moments.
Fairbanks serves as an ideal base for this adventure, offering a gateway to Alaska’s unspoiled scenery. The trip emphasizes not only landscape photography but also spontaneous wildlife encounters—think moose browsing in the distance or eagles circling overhead—adding an element of unpredictability and excitement. Expert guides share insider tips on composition and camera settings, ensuring that even beginners leave with breathtaking shots.
What makes Alaska Photo Treks stand out is their commitment to accessible, small-group experiences that prioritize quality and personalized guidance. Their Sunset Photo Safari takes advantage of the region’s prolonged twilight during summer months, when the fading light paints the landscape in warm, golden hues. It’s an opportunity to learn for photographers at any skill level while witnessing Alaska’s raw, unfiltered beauty.
Whether you’re a dedicated shutterbug or simply want to experience Alaska’s dramatic scenery in a new way, this adventure promises a memorable evening—one filled with vibrant colors, wildlife surprises, and mountain panoramas. It’s a true celebration of Alaska’s wilderness, captured through a lens that makes every sunset a story worth sharing.
Getting to your chosen vantage points at least 30 minutes before sunset ensures the best lighting and composition opportunities.
A tripod helps stabilize your camera during low light conditions, resulting in sharper images of the landscape and wildlife.
Alaska evenings can cool quickly, especially after sunset, so layered clothing is key for comfort during the trip.
Maintain a safe distance from animals to preserve their natural behaviors and ensure safety for everyone.
Fairbanks has a rich Gold Rush history that shaped its development, and many nearby sites reflect its frontier heritage.
Alaska Photo Treks emphasizes environmentally responsible guiding, ensuring these scenic areas remain pristine for future generations.
Allows you to adjust exposure and focus to capture the changing light conditions effectively.
Ensure your camera remains powered through extended sunset sessions and you don’t run out of storage.
Staying warm is crucial for comfort during outdoor photography sessions, especially at dusk.
winter|spring|summer|fall specific
Helpful for adjusting equipment or moving around safely in low light conditions.
winter|spring|summer|fall specific