• Fairbanks - Serving as our home base, Fairbanks is among the top global spots for Northern Lights viewing, situated directly beneath the Aurora Oval. Every night, our SkyChase™ tour departs from Fairbanks, utilizing the Lights-for-Life™ Formula to find the best location outside the city for clear skies and strong auroral activity.

• Murphy Dome - As one of the highest accessible points in the Fairbanks area, Murphy Dome is occasionally used on clear-sky nights for its panoramic views and minimal light pollution. It exemplifies the remote, high-elevation locations our team accesses while pursuing the Aurora.

• North Pole - Although not our final stop, North Pole, Alaska, is along our route and adds a charming touch to the adventure. Guests enjoy passing Santa Claus House and experiencing this quirky, festive town on the way to darker skies.

• Chena Hot Springs - The Chena Hot Springs area is often considered when eastern skies are favorable. These serene, forested regions provide a tranquil backdrop for Northern Lights viewing with excellent visibility when cloud patterns guide us in that direction.

• Cleary Summit Aurora Viewing Area - Located northeast of Fairbanks, Cleary Summit is one of the elevated points we use on select Aurora nights. When conditions are ideal, it offers excellent visibility and expansive skies, especially during high activity nights.

• Denali National Park and Preserve - Although not a nightly destination, Denali National Park is visible on rare clear-sky nights from certain elevated viewpoints. Guests occasionally catch a glimpse of the Alaska Range from afar, particularly during strong Aurora activity. This region showcases the vastness of Alaska’s night sky and our dedication to pursuing the most stunning views whenever possible.

• Felix Pedro Monument - This historical site marks the first major gold discovery in Alaska and is located along one of the routes we sometimes take while seeking clear skies. Though typically passed by, it highlights our access to remote, scenic locations far from city lights. It’s a significant part of the Alaskan landscape and history.

• Chena River State Recreation Area - The Chena area is one of many regions we head towards when skies are favorable. It offers forested backdrops, river reflections, and reduced light pollution, making it a frequent route on strong Aurora nights. This region is one of many weather-based destination options included in our adaptable SkyChase™ route strategy.

• Alyeska Pipeline Viewing Point - One of many high-elevation stops we utilize on clear-sky nights for its vast visibility and iconic Alaskan scenery. Our flexible route often includes this point or others nearby when it offers cloud-free conditions and great Aurora potential. We use dozens of pre-approved locations in all directions based on real-time sky data.

• Pleasant Valley - The Two Rivers and Pleasant Valley region is often considered when eastern skies are favorable. These peaceful, forested areas provide a tranquil backdrop for Northern Lights viewing with excellent visibility when cloud patterns guide us in that direction.

• Ester - Ester Dome is a frequent choice for clear-sky nights. Its elevation, low light pollution, and distance from city glow make it a strong candidate in our adaptable SkyChase™ route system.

• Nenana - On nights with clearing trends to the west, we may head toward the Nenana Hills region, exploring lesser-known sites that offer expansive skies and beautiful terrain far from city lights.

• 360° time-lapse video of the night
• Aurora Guarantee* (refund or retry if no lights are seen)
• Twilight Campfire meal (Alaskan reindeer sausage or vegan option)
• Mobile Aurora Lodge - Most nights our mobile heated lodge follows the vans. ( very unique )
• Your personal Auro-meteorologist - predicts northern lights’ visibility blending aurora and weather.
• Hands-on camera support & tripod rentals
• Keepsake Media - professional photography included, downloadable images
• Real-time Aurora tracking with Lights-for-Life™ Formula
• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)
• Exclusive access to mobile Aurora lodge & fire pit
• Borealis Brew Drink Bar - Featuring 8+ hot/cold drink options
• Local Expert - ensure your in the best spot to view the lights for the night

• Edited Pictures - unlimited download of edited photos
• Please note our Primary goal is Aurora viewing. Weather and other variables may remove extras
• Meals
• Private transportation
• RAW files and watermark-free originals are not included in the base package

Aurora In Alaska™ doesn’t just show you the Northern Lights — they pursue them. Their exclusive SkyChase™ Northern Lights Experience employs the Lights-for-Life™ Formula to monitor weather, clouds, and solar activity in real-time, ensuring you reach the clearest skies at the optimal moment.

Travel comfortably in a heated, winterized Mercedes Sprinter van, unwind at the mobile Aurora lodge, savor a twilight campfire meal, and enjoy beverages from the Borealis Brew Bar. Benefit from unlimited Aurora portraits taken by professional photographers, along with night-lapse video and tripod rentals.

Aurora In Alaska™ is the only tour offering an Aurora Guarantee: If no Aurora is visible to the eye or camera on a “guaranteed night,” you receive a 50% refund or a free rebooking.

Disclaimer: A guaranteed night is determined by real-time conditions. If any Aurora is visible to the eye or camera, the night is deemed fulfilled.

• No more than 1 backpack per guest
• All persons joining are required to purchase a ticket, despite their age.
• Please visit our website for a full cancellation policy and information

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.