In a warm, rustic log cabin surrounded by tranquil forest, experience the aurora far from city lights with unobstructed views of the night sky. While waiting for the Northern Lights, relax in a cozy indoor lounge and enjoy hot drinks and local snacks. (Minimum 2 people)

Departing at 22:00, experienced guides lead you deep into the wilderness to chase and locate the aurora. Routes are adjusted nightly according to weather and aurora forecasts to maximize viewing chances. Guides provide aurora background, camera settings, and photography tips. Note: this is a wilderness chase — no restrooms or hot drinks en route. (Minimum 2 people)

Visit Alaska's "North Pole" and the Santa Claus House filled with festive gifts. Afterwards soak in Chena Hot Springs' restorative pools, explore the Ice Museum, or try the famed Appletini served in an ice glass. (Minimum 2 people)

Depart ~11:00 and travel the remote Dalton Highway. Pause beneath the Dalton Highway sign for photos, rest at Yukon River Camp, then proceed to the Arctic Circle marker where you'll receive an "Arctic Circle Adventure Certificate." Return includes aurora spotting stops. The trip is ~13 hours and much of the route has no mobile signal — bring snacks and prepare accordingly. (Minimum 4 people)

Meet at 3820 University Ave S and check in by 11:45. Fly at ~13:00 to Coldfoot Camp (≈1h10m), transfer by coach, then depart by bus at 15:45 toward the Arctic Circle. Arrive ~17:30 for the Arctic Circle marker and receive your certificate. Optional aurora watching at Arctic Circle Trading Post is available for $60/person. English guide service; much of the route lacks mobile coverage.

Hike in Denali National Park at the foot of North America's highest peak. Traverse alpine valleys and forest trails with opportunities to see grizzly bears, caribou, Dall sheep, and eagles. Ideal for nature lovers seeking a close encounter with Alaska's wilderness. (Minimum 4 people)

Ride a team of energetic Alaskan sled dogs under the guidance of professional mushers across snowy trails. Learn about dog training and enjoy stunning winter scenery. (Expected to start Nov 1, subject to snow safety)

Drive a snowmobile across frozen lakes and forest trails framed by pristine winter landscapes. Helmets and instruction provided — suitable for beginners and thrill-seekers. (Expected to start Nov 1, subject to snow safety)

Drill a hole in the frozen lake and try to catch trout or salmon. Stay warm inside a heated fishing cabin and enjoy hot drinks and Alaskan snacks — a relaxing, authentic northern experience. (Expected to start Nov 1, subject to snow safety)

Visit Chena's year-round Ice Museum to see exquisite ice sculptures by world-class artists. The museum is kept around −7°C (−20°F), features an ice bar, ice-formed rooms, and stunning frozen artworks. (Located at Chena Hot Springs Resort)

Enjoy a signature Appletini served in a glass carved from solid ice—an unforgettable experience at the Ice Museum. This experience includes museum admission. Must be 21+ with valid ID.