



by Electric Moose Studios
This six-hour tour begins with a drive of 15 to 40 miles north of Fairbanks to one of several excellent locations for viewing the northern lights. The group, limited to 10 guests, sets up a heated shelter with stools to sit on while waiting for the aurora. Guests receive complimentary hand and toe warmers, headlamps if needed, bottled water, snacks, and hot drinks including coffee, hot cocoa, chai tea, apple cider, and black tea. A stone-fired pizza oven heats gourmet pizzas that are served fresh during the tour. A professional photographer with over seven years of experience in aurora portraiture uses controlled supplemental studio lighting to take sharp, high-quality portraits and landscape photos. Guests receive a digital photo album containing both the portraits and aurora landscapes at no extra cost. A timelapse video capturing the entire sky throughout the night is also included. The guide shares information about the science behind the aurora and offers tips on how to photograph it using guests’ own cameras. There is an aurora guarantee: if no aurora photos are captured, guests can book a second tour free within two years, subject to seating availability. The tour emphasizes staying warm and comfortable while enjoying the frozen tundra and northern lights. The tour is operated by Electric Moose Studios and led by a guide with extensive Alaskan outdoor experience.
Aurora Viewing North of Fairbanks
This six-hour stop involves driving 15 to 40 miles north of Fairbanks to an aurora viewing site. A heated shelter with stools is provided to keep guests warm while waiting for the northern lights. Hot stone-fired pizzas from a 930-degree oven, hot cocoa, coffee, chai tea, apple cider, black tea, snacks, bottled water, and hand and toe warmers are included. Guests receive professional portraits with supplemental studio lighting and aurora landscape photos. The guide, with 25 years of Alaskan outdoor experience, explains the science of the aurora and how to photograph it using guests’ cameras. A full-night timelapse video is recorded. If no aurora photos are captured, guests qualify for a free second tour within two years, subject to seating availability. The group is limited to 10 guests.
360 min