Alaska Northern Lights in Winter Photo Workshop

Photograph the Aurora Borealis in Alaska's far north

Location
Alaska
Cost
6 days from $5,495
Dates
Mar 15–20, 2026
Mar 1–6, 2027
Activity Level
Moderate
Group Size
Open for Registration
Limited to 6 Participants

Fairbanks, Alaska, is an ideal location for photographing the aurora borealis. Its high latitude places it directly in the Auroral Oval, making northern lights a frequent occurrence. If your only experience with aurora is at lower latitudes, the quality and intensity of the aurora are much better at these far north latitudes and well worth the visit.

March is the best month for aurora viewing in Fairbanks. While the temperatures are cold, they are warmer than the winter and typically dry, with a better chance for clear skies. Also, aurora occurs most frequently around the spring and autumn equinoxes. During this season, snow-covered arctic landscapes make a fantastic backdrop for aurora photos.

We also offer autumn northern lights trips in Alaska.

Highlights

  • Excellent opportunities for northern lights photography in snow-covered arctic landscapes.
  • We’ll take you to the best photo locations away from crowds and traffic, and stay out late to maximize our chances of seeing the aurora.
  • Instruction on how to capture and post-process compelling photos of northern lights.
  • We'll take care of the late-night driving so that you can maximize your enjoyment of the aurora.