Northern Lights & Hot Springs Night Tour from Fairbanks
Soak at Chena Hot Springs with a chance to see the aurora
Duration
7 Hours
Ideal For
Up to 6 people
Includes
Hot springs pass, coffee or tea
Highlights
Explore Chena Hot Springs Resort for an evening of soaking, dining, and aurora viewing. Aurora sightings depend on natural conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
- Soak in the natural hot springs
- Enjoy time for a meal at the resort restaurant
- Watch for moose, caribou, foxes, lynx, and beavers along the way
- Photograph aurora displays if conditions allow
Itinerary
We will pick you up from your chosen location at 5:30pm. The trip to Chena Hot Springs Resort takes about 1 hour and 20 min. Upon drop off the guide will set a location where you will be picked up and you will have 4 hours to enjoy the natural hot springs. Please, be aware that there is no cell service at the resort, so you need to be at the pick up spot at the time, set by the driver (we have a courtesy waiting time of 25 min).
What's Included
- Hot Springs Pass
- Coffee and/or tea
Important details
- Ages 8 to 88 only
- Not recommended during pregnancy
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Ice Museum admission fee is not included
Cancellation Policy
This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed. Full refund if canceled due to poor weather. If canceled because the minimum number of travelers is not met, you'll be offered a different date or experience, or a full refund.
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FAQs
This tour requires a minimum of 2 guests.
Meeting details
Pick up at 7pm from your Hotel or AirBnB in Fairbanks.
Related locations
Chena Hot Springs Resort
Admission includedStep off the road and into the steam at Chena Hot Springs Resort, where geothermal waters have drawn travelers deep into interior Alaska for over a century. The air smells of minerals and spruce, and the silence is broken only by the creak of snow-laden trees. Whether the sky above Chena Hot Springs Resort blazes with the northern lights or glows with the endless light of an Arctic summer, the sense of remoteness here is immediate and real.