If seeing the northern lights in Alaska is on your bucket list, this is the year to do it. Skip to content. ... this property offers 180 rooms and 28 cabins for aurora-hunting adventurers.

Located just 30 minutes north of Fairbanks, the Aurora Log Trapper Cabin is nestled on Haystack Mountain, a great spot for Northern Lights viewing.

The Fourth of July holiday will bring explosive light shows on Friday night, but many folks will see much quieter and calmer ...

Why would a Coloradan visit Alaska? The wonder of the aurora borealis, novelty of a reindeer “meet-and-greet,” and spectacle of a hotel made of ice, for starters.

Catch the northern lights. Summer may be peak season for traveling to Alaska, but September through March is when aurora borealis typically swirls across clear, dark skies. Photographing them is a ...

So much so that at the Borealis Basecamp in Fairbanks, Alaska, a 40-cabin resort devoted to aurora viewing, management informs guests before they arrive of the gulf they may witness between the ...

Stunning views of the Aurora Borealis have wowed hikers in Alaska over the past few days, appearing in freezing conditions over trails near the city of Fairbanks. The dazzling natural phenomenon ...

Some cruise lines operating in Alaska — including Holland America — have northern lights sign-up sheets so you don't have to stay up all night, every night, hoping to see the display. Put your ...

What’s The Best Way To See The Northern Lights? NOAA recommends looking for the aurora between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. while at a higher vantage point away from light pollution.

On New Year's Eve, the northern lights could once again be seen in Canada and Alaska, along with many of the northern states in the U.S. NOAA The last two times the Piedmont Triad saw the northern ...

So much so that at the Borealis Basecamp in Fairbanks, Alaska, a 40-cabin resort devoted to aurora viewing, management informs guests before they arrive of the gulf they may witness between the ...