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Experience the mesmerizing Northern Lights with expert photographer and guide, Riley, in Fairbanks, Alaska. This intimate aurora tour is designed for adventurers and photographers of all skill levels, focusing on lesser-known viewing locations to ensure a peaceful experience. You'll learn about the science behind auroras and receive professional tips to create stunning photographs. Enjoy 6-8 hours of aurora chasing, with transportation to and from remote spots away from city light pollution. With a maximum of two guests per night, you’ll receive personalized attention and guidance throughout this unforgettable night under the aurora. - Small group size for personalized instruction (max 2 guests) - 6-8 hour tour duration, with pick-up and drop-off in Fairbanks - Aurora portraits included - Photography tips suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to pros - Photo gear rental options available for those needing equipment

How many people can say they’ve crossed the Arctic Circle? Experience the landscapes of a lifetime on this full-day guided trip from Fairbanks to search for the northern lights. Journey through Alaskan wilderness aboard comfortable transport, and take a stroll along the Yukon River. On a high plateau of Finger Mountain, spot wildlife such as foxes, moose and bears. On the way back, hope to witness the splendor of aurora borealis.

You asked, and we listened! Your Heart of Fairbanks Tour now has a 2 PM departure. Perfect after a late night of Northern Lights, for an open afternoon, or after hotel checkout before an evening flight. Skip the hassle of multiple Ubers, taxis, and shuttles while visiting Santa Claus House, Morris Thompson Cultural Center, UAF Museum of the North, the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, and Great Alaska Bowl Company with a knowledgeable guide sharing Fairbanks’ history and culture. Hotel drop-off is included, and departing guests can bring their luggage and request airport drop-off. Pre-approved restaurant drop-offs may also be available. Let us handle the driving while you enjoy Fairbanks! And don’t forget we have your established, highly reviewed Heart of Fairbanks Tour offers the same great stops with an 8:30 AM start. Check out the original Heart of Fairbanks Tour by AK Bucket List Tours and choose the time that fits your adventure best!

Skip the guidebooks and learn more about Fairbanks’ intriguing culture and history on an immersive small-group sightseeing tour. Browse the exhibits at the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitor Center and the Museum of the North, to admire contemporary art, natural history, and an intriguing sound room. See the Alyeska Pipeline from the viewing point and pay a visit to Santa Claus at the North Pole. Note that the itinerary may change seasonally.

Explore beyond Fairbanks city limits—and enjoy an exciting but relaxing array of activities at the Chena Hot Springs Resort—on this small-group tour. Admire ice sculptures at the Aurora Ice Museum, unwind in the resort’s hot mineral springs, and upgrade to enjoy drinks or a meal on site. If the conditions are right, you can then cap off the experience with a northern lights viewing before returning to your hotel.

Choose this activity if you are all about maximizing your time to get your best chance at viewing the lights for a full rotation of the Aurora Oval throughout a night. Then activity is the one for you!!!

Discover the winter sightseeing gems of Fairbanks on this 5.5-hour city tour. If you can, snap a shot with Mr. and Mrs. Claus at the Santa Claus home, learn about the engineering feat that is the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and and visit the Morris Thompson Cultural Museum. At the Museum of the North (Mon-Sat) and the Antique Auto Museum (Sundays only), experience the history, culture and craftsmanship of Fairbanks.

Get to know Fairbanks, called the ‘Golden Heart City,’ on this small-group guided sightseeing tour. Visit the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center for an intro into the city’s history and culture, and admire the architecture at the University of Alaska’s Museum of the North. Feast your eyes on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, the world’s largest pipeline, and wrap up your day at the Santa Claus House in the North Pole.

This isn't your average aurora tour; it's a 12-hour, immersive "Arctic Odyssey." Go deep into remote Alaskan wilderness for unparalleled dark skies, unique landscapes, and stunning Northern Lights. Beyond just viewing, engage in active adventures like snowshoeing, campfires, and seasonal extras (ice singing, berry picking). Perfect for adventurous photographers seeking a true, intense Alaskan night experience.

This is your Signature adventure, an interactive sledding activity, we prefer to have people stand on the runners and drive the dogs, with us on a tag sled as guide throughout the experience. Though sitting in the Sled can be accommodated as needed, especially for children and seniors.

Fairbanks, Alaska is known for its rugged beauty and natural wildlife. During this half-day excursion, enjoy a tour of the city and stop at several landmarks including Alyeska Pipeline, Santa Claus House in North Pole. the Morris Thompson Cultural Center, Pioneer Park and Museum of the North at University of Alaska, Fairbanks.

Family-owned and operated since 1976, Trail Breaker Kennel is one of the longest operating kennels in Alaska. The kennel was founded in Eureka, Alaska, by the late Susan Butcher, a four-time Iditarod champion, and David Monson, her husband and Yukon Quest champion. This activity allows visitors to step inside our historic kennel, meet our mushers and huskies, and learn about the sport of mushing. Located 10 minutes from downtown, this conveniently located kennel provides easy access to the Alaskan wilderness.

Fairbanks, Alaska is situated right below the Arctic Circle. Embark on a driving tour from the city to explore the area and see how people live in the frozen tundra. Travel along the James Dalton Highway and see the Trans Alaska Pipeline, stop at the Arctic Circle Trading Post, and more. At the endof the day, travel to a remote location for a chance to see the colorful northern lights (not guaranteed).

Immerse yourself in the Arctic Circle and Dalton Highway on this tour from Fairbanks. Beat vacation planning overwhelm, and leave the organization and logistics to your guide. Cover plenty of ground in a vehicle, resting your feet between stops at Finger Mountain, the Arctic Circle Monument Sign, and more. Perfect for travelers wanting to visit the Arctic Tundra on their trip to Alaska.

Ride with the Pack Through the Alaskan Wilderness Navigate the stunning Boreal forest on a thrilling dog mushing adventure. This one-hour tour offers a unique glimpse into the rich history of Alaskan sled dog culture as you ride with a team of eager sled dogs along century-old trails. Your expert musher guides you through the serene beauty of the Interior Alaska wilderness, sharing captivating stories of the trails that once connected communities. No prior experience is needed, just come ready for an unforgettable ride. - One-hour guided sled dog experience through groomed trails - Expert musher instruction and a chance to meet the sled dogs - Suitable for ages 7 and up; beginner-friendly approach - Departures from Ester Base Camp, ensuring an intimate experience

Step beneath Alaska’s night sky for a bucket-list evening of stargazing and Northern Lights. Explore the stars through our telescope as your guide uses a high-powered laser to point out constellations, planets, and features of the night sky—especially beautiful during different moon phases. As the aurora begins to dance, we’ll capture complimentary photos of you beneath the Northern Lights so you can take the memory home. Gather beside a cozy bonfire, continue watching the stars, or step inside our warm lodge while waiting for the sky’s next show. Hot cocoa, coffee, tea, cider and cookies are included, along with comfortable access to the lodge throughout the evening. Depending on the night, there may even be a little Alaskan surprise waiting for you. Whether you’re sharing the experience with someone special, family, friends, or checking the Northern Lights off your bucket list, this is a night designed for slowing down, looking up, and experiencing the magic of Alaska after dark.

Chase the elusive Aurora Borealis on this guided Northern Lights adventure in Fairbanks, Alaska. Travel to prime viewing locations away from city lights, ensuring an optimal experience under the stunning night sky. Enjoy hot beverages and cozy gear while waiting for the magical display to unfold. Ideal for photographers seeking to capture the spectacle or anyone eager to witness this natural wonder in person. - Duration: 5 hours, with hotel pickup at 10 PM - Limited to a maximum of 8 participants for an immersive experience - Includes professional aurora guide, transportation, and photography assistance - Stay warm with hot drinks, snacks, and blankets while awaiting the auroras

This is your Overnight Denali National Park plus Aurora Chase. Custom Full Day plus Overnight at a lodge near the park. This is an Adventure for up to 6 guests that should not be passed up if you are visiting in September through November, or February through May. If you want the opportunity to see Denali National Park during the off season, and have a unique location to watch the Aurora, and if you thrive on adventure, Then THIS TOUR is the one for YOU!!!

Experience the soul of Interior Alaska on a 2-day overnight tour, away from crowds. Travel the stunning Denali Highway, spotting diverse wildlife like moose, caribou, and bears amidst tundra and glacial valleys. Learn about edible wild berries and unique geological formations. Relax in a cozy, remote lodge before witnessing the spectacular Aurora Borealis dance overhead, completely free from light pollution. This intimate journey offers a deep, personal connection with Alaska's wild heart. Why Choose This Tour? Experience a real slice of Alaska in 2 days - no tour buses, no crowds. Travel a historic and scenic section of Interior Alaska via the 152 mile Denali Highway. Connect with nature through wild foraging and geology exploration. Overnight in a peaceful, remote setting with a chance to view the aurora. Led by local, knowledgeable guides focused on sustainability, safety and authenticity. Extra fun surprises always included!

We are unique because we cater only to individuals, couples, families or private groups. We do this to eliminate unneeded exposure to other travelers, ensure the best learning opportunity and not waste time picking up others.. We offer an airport or train station pickup or drop-off. Rest assured... We'll be there waiting for you!