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Alaska is known for its vast wilderness and clear skies, making it an ideal place to view the Northern Lights. Provide a list of the best places to see the aurora borealis in Alaska, including popular cities, national parks, and remote wilderness areas.
SEE THE LIGHTS
Alaska is home to a wide variety of tour operators that offer a range of services for visitors interested in viewing the Northern Lights.
From guided tours to lodging packages, these tour operators provide everything you need to experience one of nature’s most spectacular phenomena. In this page, we will provide information on some of the tour operators available in Alaska.
Fairbanks
Located in the heart of the auroral zone, Fairbanks is one of the best places in Alaska to see the Northern Lights. The city offers a variety of viewing options, including aurora viewing tours, lodging packages, and the popular Aurora Ice Museum.
- 1 King bed
- Free wi-fi
- Plasma TV
- Smoke-free
Denali National Park
This iconic park offers some of the best opportunities to view the Northern Lights in Alaska. The park's remote wilderness setting and lack of light pollution make it an ideal location to see the aurora borealis. Visitors can take guided tours or go backcountry camping to see the Northern Lights.
- 2 Queen bed
- Free wi-fi
- Plasma TV
- Smoke-free
- Free newspaper
Anchorage
The state's largest city offers easy access to the Northern Lights, with many viewing options within a short drive of the city. Visitors can take aurora viewing tours or head out on their own to nearby Chugach Mountains or Flattop Mountain for an unforgettable view of the aurora borealis.
- 1 King + 1 Queen
- Free wi-fi
- Plasma TV
- Smoke-free
- Free newspaper
- Indoor corridor
Chena Hot Springs
This remote hot spring resort, located 60 miles from Fairbanks, offers a unique opportunity to view the Northern Lights from the comfort of a hot spring. The resort also offers aurora viewing tours, including dog sledding and snowmobiling options.
- 1 King + 2 Queen
- Free wi-fi
- Plasma TV
- Smoke-free
- Free Newspaper
- Indoor corridor
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park
This remote national park offers some of the most spectacular auroral displays in Alaska. Visitors can take guided tours or go backcountry camping to see the Northern Lights.
- 1 King + 1 Queen
- Free wi-fi
- Plasma TV
- Smoke-free
- Free newspaper
- Indoor corridor
Brooks Range
This remote wilderness area offers some of the most remote and pristine Northern Lights viewing opportunities in Alaska. Visitors can take guided tours or go backcountry camping to see the Northern Lights.
- 1 King + 2 Queen
- Free wi-fi
- Plasma TV
- Smoke-free
- Free Newspaper
- Indoor corridor
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