Aurora Viewing
Visit during winter months for the best chance to see the northern lights.
Chena Hot Springs is a renowned destination for those seeking both relaxation and adventure in a remote Alaskan setting. Located 56.5 miles northeast of Fairbanks, this resort features natural geothermal hot springs that offer a soothing escape amidst the wilderness. Visitors can enjoy the unique experience of aurora viewing tours, especially in winter, where the northern lights dance across the sky. The resort provides a rustic charm with its cabin accommodations and offers activities such as dog sledding and tours of an on-site ice museum. While some amenities may feel dated, the overall experience is enriched by the natural beauty and the friendly staff who enhance the stay with their hospitality.
Chena Hot Springs is a renowned destination for those seeking both relaxation and adventure in a remote Alaskan setting. Located 56.5 miles northeast of Fairbanks, this resort features natural geothermal hot springs that offer a soothing escape amidst the wilderness. Visitors can enjoy the unique experience of aurora viewing tours, especially in winter, where the northern lights dance across the sky. The resort provides a rustic charm with its cabin accommodations and offers activities such as dog sledding and tours of an on-site ice museum. While some amenities may feel dated, the overall experience is enriched by the natural beauty and the friendly staff who enhance the stay with their hospitality.
Geothermal hot springs
Aurora viewing tours
Rustic cabin accommodations
Ice museum tours
Dog sledding adventures
Remote location means limited dining options outside the resort.
Rustic accommodations may not suit everyone; expect a cabin-like experience.
Extreme cold in winter; prepare accordingly.
Visit during winter months for the best chance to see the northern lights.
Take advantage of the hot springs for a relaxing soak, especially after a day of exploring.
Nature lovers and adventure seekers.
USD $
$150-$250 p/day
English
The on-site restaurant offers fresh local produce, but check prices before ordering.
Adventure, Nature, Relaxation, Exploration
September-April for aurora viewing
Enjoy milder weather and fewer crowds, ideal for exploring the natural surroundings.
Experience long daylight hours and explore hiking trails.
Witness the stunning fall foliage and enjoy cooler temperatures.
Prime time for aurora viewing and winter sports, but be prepared for extreme cold.