Did you know most auroras are only seen in places above 60 degrees latitude? This natural wonder, known as the Aurora ...

We are heading to Fairbanks, 400 kilometres south of the Arctic Circle in the Alaska Interior. It's late September, and a few days earlier, nature began a spectacle of bright, luminous colours.We head ...

This beautiful property is just minutes ... over Norway for seeing the northern lights. Are the northern lights better in Iceland or Alaska? Alaska and Iceland are known for stellar aurora light ...

From Iceland and northern Scandinavia to Alaska and northern Canada ... a remote road away from people and light pollution. Each beautiful cottage comes with has a geothermally-heated basalt ...

The restaurant offers locally sourced Alaskan cuisine, such as halibut and reindeer sausage, as well as Baked Alaska ... the Northern Lights during the fall and winter months, in a beautiful ...

The timing of the storm should provide a great show for Europe, but those in North America could also see the dazzling lights if the storm persists into nighttime.

That means Alaska, northern Canada ... moonlight reflecting off snow and icy lakes is so beautiful ... and it makes photographs of the Northern Lights over wintry landscapes very pretty because ...

You might get lucky with some unseasonably warm days amid the beautiful fall foliage ... Aurora season – the best time to see the northern lights in Alaska – runs from mid-August to mid ...

As the fall colors fade and the crisp air signals winter’s imminent arrival, there is still time to explore some of Alaska’s lesser-known parks before heavy snowfall hits the ground.

Whether you’re hiking trails, soaking in a hot tub beneath the aurora, or wandering through a pumpkin patch, Alaska offers an unforgettable autumn experience.

If the activity is high, the lights can last about a half hour and occur every two hours. The NOAA Prediction Center says a ...