Fairbanks: Moonlight Dog Sled, Dinner & Northern Lights

1.Fairbanks: Moonlight Dog Sled, Dinner & Northern Lights
Moonlight dog sledding, a home-style salmon dinner in a warm yurt, and a serious shot at the Northern Lights in Fairbanks.
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Moonlight dog sledding, a home-style salmon dinner in a warm yurt, and a serious shot at the Northern Lights in Fairbanks.

Fairbanks night with a dog sled run, warm yurt dinner, and Aurora Borealis viewing, plus round-trip hotel pickup and small-group pacing.
“Great staff and very impressed with the dedication and passion to their jobs. Impressed with the history of their dogs and this crate.”

In Fairbanks, fish and eat inside heated ice cabins, then watch the aurora through panorama windows on a 5-hour night tour.
“We joined the Aurora Ice Fishing tour at Chena Lake and it was truly an unforgettable experience. We fished comfortably inside a warm little cabin, and at the end our guide cooked the fresh-caught fish for us — it wasn’t big, but it tasted delicious! When we stepped outside, we were lucky enough to see…”

Fairbanks northern lights viewing with a warm Alaska yurt cabin dinner, plus round-trip hotel pickup and coffee/tea for about 5 hours.
“I’m going to be brutally honest here, so buckle up.”

Fairbanks late-night yurt dinner with salmon and heated viewing, plus photo help for the Northern Lights for $210 per person.