Coolest Places to See the Northern Lights
Destination & Tourism Janeen Christoff January 26, 2018
North Pole, Alaska
The northern lights are notoriously difficult to predict and, if you are trying to catch a glimpse, it’s best to maximize your chances of seeing them by visiting northern regions during peak times—and that time is now. The months of January, February and March are the three most popular times for Aurora-hunting because they mean long, dark nights and equally dark skies.
For many, visiting the North Pole near Fairbanks, Alaska, is the ultimate winter experience. The town takes its name seriously, with year-round Christmas decorations that include candy cane street lamps. Add to that the northern lights, and it's a true winter wonderland.
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