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Meleah_B, Oct 2026
David was extremely...
David was extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic. I was so impressed that he seemed to be able to see the lights before we did. Soon enough, they came out just like he said. He took us to several spots and took great photos of us with the lights. He is very passionate about what he does and im so glad we toured with him!
michael_a, Oct 2026
The adventure filled the...
The adventure filled the day. The trip from fairbanks to chena was worth the price of admission. Beautiful sights. Lots of wildlife...moose, fox, beaver, swan. Even a lynx. The hot springs were excellent. The restaurant on the property served some delicious food. The ice house was very cool (pun intended) and the apple martini was a nice touch. Didn't really see the northern lights, but not for a lack of trying by Gina, our tour guide. The clouds won this trip, but I would hesitate to try again with Gina behind the effort. Highly recommend!
Amarilys_H, Sep 2026
Maybe next year!
I could not see the lights, it was cloudy. We knew it was going to be a hit or miss. The guides were fantastic. They tried everything they could to find a pocket opening up. The experience was really nice. I got to mingle around the fire and meet different people, have delicious Alaska coffee and hot chocolate.
Qiwen_L, Sep 2026
The guide was very...
The guide was very helpful and communicative throughout the experience. We received text message updates, and when I asked about parking at the pickup location, he gave me a very helpful suggestion. He also arrived on time that evening to pick us up. The place where we stayed for the tour was beautiful, nicely decorated, and had a very warm and welcoming atmosphere. There were snacks, coffee, water, and other drinks available, which made the waiting time very comfortable. Unfortunately, the weather in Fairbanks was rainy for several days during our trip, and that evening was quite cloudy as well. We waited until after midnight, but unfortunately, we still couldn’t see the Northern Lights from the original location. Instead of simply having us continue to wait, the guide suggested that we try other locations where we might have a better chance of seeing the aurora. He then drove us to different spots and continued to follow the weather and viewing conditions throughout the night. Whenever there was a location that seemed to have a better chance of seeing the Northern Lights, he was willing to drive us there and give us the best possible opportunity. Fortunately, we were able to see the Northern Lights that night. We probably needed the help of a camera lens to capture them better, but it was still a wonderful experience. What impressed me most was the guide’s attitude and dedication. He didn’t simply let us sit and wait all night. Instead, he actively followed the conditions, kept looking for better opportunities, and made every effort to help us see the aurora. We really appreciated his thoughtfulness, patience, and effort. His dedication made the experience much more enjoyable and memorable for us.
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Fairbanks, Alaska, ranks among the world’s top destinations for seeing the captivating Northern Lights. So, most travelers who visit between late August and late April eagerly anticipate catching a glimpse of the mesmerizing Aurora Borealis. Fortunately, the knowledgeable guides on Fairbanks tours expertly chase these elusive green, white, and purple ribbons, taking you to the top viewing spots outside the city. Some tours include memorable activities like relaxing at Chena Hot Springs, exploring the Aurora Ice Museum, and embracing outdoor adventures like snowmobiling and ice fishing.

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