Alaska Aurora Guide
Seward Highway, Alaska: The Most Scenic Drive in North America
The Seward Highway between Anchorage and Seward is an All-American Road — one of 41 in the entire country. A photographer who has driven it over 100 times shares the best stops, what to photograph, and why Day 3 of the Alaska Northern Lights Tour covers the entire route.
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Dog Sledding at an Iditarod Kennel in Alaska: What Actually Happens
What actually happens when you dog sled with an Iditarod-heritage kennel in Alaska's Mat-Su Valley. A firsthand guide — the harnessing, the sprint, the dogs — and why winter departures of the Alaska Northern Lights Tour include this as a fully included Day 2 experience.
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Matanuska Glacier, Alaska: What It's Actually Like to Walk on 10,000-Year-Old Ice
Walk on 10,000-year-old blue ice at Matanuska Glacier, two hours from Anchorage. A National Geographic photographer shares what it actually feels like — the color, the sound, the scale — and why this is Day 2 of the Alaska Northern Lights Tour.
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Do Animals React to the Northern Lights? What Alaska's Moose, Eagles & Dogs Actually Do
A hundred aurora nights gives you time to watch. Hasan shares what he's witnessed — including the sled dogs at Happy Trails Kennel on the night the sky exploded green.
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The Best Month to See the Northern Lights in Anchorage, Alaska
September, February, or March? Hasan maps out aurora probability, crowd levels, and what Alaska looks like in each window — so you can choose your season with confidence.
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Fairbanks vs Anchorage for the Northern Lights — Which Is Better?
Both cities promise the aurora. But the geography, accessibility, and what you see in the sky are very different. Hasan breaks it down after 3 years of chasing both.
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