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Aurora Hunting Tour in Yellowknife — Shared Bus
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Yellowknife
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Go beyond the city lights on a true aurora-hunting adventure along Yellowknife’s scenic Ingraham Trail. Rather than waiting at one fixed location, we travel between promising dark-sky viewing areas based on the night’s weather, cloud cover and aurora activity. When the official ice roads are open and conditions are safe, we may even venture onto frozen lakes for breathtaking, wide-open views of the northern sky.
Stay warm between viewing stops in a heated 16- or 24-passenger bus while enjoying hot chocolate, maple cookies and chips. With convenient pickup and drop-off from selected Yellowknife accommodations, local guidance and a flexible route, this is a comfortable and memorable way to ex...
Points forts
4 heures
Proposé en Mandarin & 3 Autres
Annulation gratuite
Billet mobile
4 heures
Proposé en Mandarin & 3 Autres
Annulation gratuite
Billet mobile
Ce qui est inclus
Bottled water
Snacks
Coffee and/or Tea
Meals
Alcoholic Beverages
Winter Clothing / Parka
Aurora Hunting Tour in Yellowknife — Shared Bus
(9) Avis
Yellowknife
À propos
Go beyond the city lights on a true aurora-hunting adventure along Yellowknife’s scenic Ingraham Trail. Rather than waiting at one fixed location, we travel between promising dark-sky viewing areas based on the night’s weather, cloud cover and aurora activity. When the official ice roads are open and conditions are safe, we may even venture onto frozen lakes for breathtaking, wide-open views of the northern sky.
Stay warm between viewing stops in a heated 16- or 24-passenger bus while enjoying hot chocolate, maple cookies and chips. With convenient pickup and drop-off from selected Yellowknife accommodations, local guidance and a flexible route, this is a comfortable and memorable way to ex...
Points forts
4 heures
Proposé en Mandarin & 3 Autres
Annulation gratuite
Billet mobile
4 heures
Proposé en Mandarin & 3 Autres
Annulation gratuite
Billet mobile
Ce qui est inclus
Bottled water
Snacks
Coffee and/or Tea
Meals
Alcoholic Beverages
Winter Clothing / Parka
Itinéraire
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Yellowknife
Your guide will pick you up from a selected Yellowknife hotel or accommodation. Once everyone is aboard the heated bus, the group will leave the city lights behind and begin the evening’s aurora hunt.
Approximate duration: 30–60 minutes, including multiple pickups
30 minutes
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Travel along the Ingraham Trail, stopping at dark-sky viewing areas selected according to cloud cover, weather, road conditions and aurora activity. The route may include lakes, day-use areas and other safe roadside viewing locations.
Your guide may change locations throughout the evening when conditions suggest that another area could provide a better opportunity.
Approximate duration: 2.5–3 hours
3 heures
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Route de glace de Dettah
When the officially maintained Dettah Ice Road is open and conditions are suitable, the tour may travel onto Great Slave Lake in search of the Northern Lights. The frozen lake offers wide, unobstructed views of the northern sky and a memorable opportunity to experience Yellowknife’s winter landscape. Access is seasonal, weather-dependent and not guaranteed on every tour.
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Prelude Lake Territorial Park
Prelude Lake is known for its expansive scenery and distance from city light pollution. Open areas around the lake can provide unobstructed views of the sky and, under the right conditions, beautiful aurora reflections. When official ice roads are open and conditions are safe, the tour may include seasonal viewing from a frozen lake.
This part of the tour is seasonal and cannot be guaranteed on every departure.
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Pontoon Lake Territorial Park
Pontoon Lake is another possible dark-sky viewing location along the Ingraham Trail. Its open lakeside setting can provide broad views of the night sky, while the surrounding wilderness creates a distinctly Northern experience.
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Madeline Lake Territorial Park
Surrounded by boreal forest and away from Yellowknife’s city lights, Madeline Lake offers a peaceful setting for aurora viewing. Depending on the night’s conditions, the group may stop near the lake to watch the sky, take photographs and enjoy hot chocolate and snacks.
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Yellowknife River Territorial Park Day Use Area
The Yellowknife River is one of several possible viewing stops along the Ingraham Trail. Its dark surroundings and open views across the water—or frozen landscape in winter—make it a beautiful place to watch the northern sky. Your guide may stop here when conditions are favourable.
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Yellowknife
After the aurora hunt, relax in the heated bus as your guide returns you to your selected Yellowknife accommodation.
Approximate duration: 30–60 minutes
