Ride the Alaska Aurora Snow Train to Fairbanks and Chena Hot Springs. A unique all-inclusive Alaska winter tour experience. Travel to Fairbanks on the famous Alaska Railroad along the magnificent snow-covered Alaska Mountain Range. If you travel to Fairbanks during the Winter Carnival, you can experience the World Championship Ice Carving Competition and the North American Open Sled Dog Championship. Chena Hot Springs Resort at the famous Chena Hot Spring offers some of Alaska's most perfect and almost 100% guaranteed Northern Lights viewing in a remote wilderness just below the Arctic Circle. Other winter activities include: Sled dog tours, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling and ice skating.

Winter season is a very special period at Tagish Lake. Although daylight is short, there are a lot of ways to spend your vacation at Tagish Wilderness Lodge – be active and hike through the winter forests, pamper yourself in our wood-heated whirlpool or simply relax and take a deep breath of fresh, clean air. Yukon's Winter Wonderland awaits you – experience the crystal clear winter days, deeply frozen lakes and take part in a choice of typical Yukon activities like dogsledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing or even watching the mystic Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). Your adventurous day ends with a hearty, home-cooked dinner, lovingly prepared by your Swiss hosts. In your cozy log cabin, you will gather new energy for the next exciting day.

Start your tour with a small group through the winter wonderland of the Yukon Territory. Overnight in Whitehorse, a trip on the Alaska Highway to Watson Lake, visit Liard Hot Springs with its natural hot springs pools, stay over in Watson Lake and visit the Northern Lights Space and Science Center and spend a few days in Dawson City. The former " Paris of the North" is synonyms with the 1898's Klondike Gold Rush and the author Jack London who lived here from 1897/98. You'll finally end the tour at the Takhini Hot Springs with the 35-40 degree heated pools and many recreational activities and over 300 acre of ski trails. Return to Whitehorse.