Viewing the Northern Lights in Alaska

You can see the northern lights in Alaska from mid-August to early April, with peak viewing between November and March. Are you ready? See who can help you see the Aurora Borealis at www.alaska.org...
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[@TheLensSchwendi]

Can't wait to see them!! Can't wait to come back to Alaska. We will soon...

[@policeofficersandy8057]

Omg breathtaking
Alaska is the most beautiful place on earth and we'll live there next year ❤❤❤

[@Alaska_Gal]

I’ve seen them in Fairbanks. 😊

[@Alaskaorg]

An unreal experience!

[@oriolesfan7807]

My bucket list is to visit the Arctic Circle (been there twice already but in Summer) in the dead of Winter and watch them from there or maybe Chena Hot Springs while relaxing in an outside natural sauna.

[@Alaskaorg]

Check out this sample itinerary! www.alaska.org/trip-ideas/winter-northern-lights-trip-ideas/northern-lights-vacation-fairbanks-arctic-circle

[@oriolesfan7807]

For the 3rd time (message keeps disappearing). Is the Geophysical Institute open to the public? Just wondering so I can possibly visit it whenever I return to Fairbanks. Saw it on my train ride to Anchorage in 2019. I use their app to check on Aurora status.

[@Alaskaorg]

@@oriolesfan7807 Things may be different with Covid, so I suggest reaching out directly. Here's their visitor information page: www.gi.alaska.edu/about/visitor-information

[@smichelsen]

OK what's the best city to start in? Fairbanks?

[@Alaskaorg]

Fairbanks is a great option but lately, we have been seeing them all over the state. Check out this article for more advice www.alaska.org/things-to-do/northern-lights-viewing

[@Alaskaorg]

Here are some great sample itineraries too! Most include Fairbanks, Anchorage & Girdwood. www.alaska.org/trip-ideas/winter-northern-lights-trip-ideas