Winter escape in Alaska, the glaciers of Black Rapids

Sample tailor-made journey, fully customizable

Country

Alaska

Suggested duration

7 days / 5 nights

Ideal periods

November to April

Written request

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The spirit of the journey

Set off for a true immersion in the depths of the boreal winter. Alaska is a wild territory with extreme climatic conditions, yet one that welcomes you warmly. If you’ve always dreamed of an adventure in remote terrain, this journey is for you.

Watch Mother Nature’s nocturnal spectacle during a six-day stay in Black Rapids, in south-central Alaska. On this journey, you won’t simply sit and wait for the northern lights — you’ll enjoy countless winter activities organized by the lodge. Go dog sledding, try snowshoeing through the backcountry, fish or skate on nearby lakes.

Put on your fur-lined boots and come actively enjoy the spectacle at Black Rapids!

Day by day

Sample tailor-made journey, fully customizable

Upon arrival in Alaska, you’ll spend a first night in Fairbanks.

After a scenic transfer through the dramatic landscapes of the 49th state, you’ll reach the Lodge at Black Rapids, a property carefully selected by our experts. Set at the heart of the Alaska Range, this lodge offers outdoor enthusiasts everything they could hope to discover: majestic glaciers, high-altitude terrain and wildlife, all within a clean and comfortable setting.
During your 3-night stay, experience authentic winter adventures from a cocoon set deep within pristine wilderness.

Try your hand at snowshoeing, explore ice caves, attempt dog sledding, hike around the lake, go ice fishing or unwind in the sauna. In the evening, weather permitting, you’ll no doubt be able to admire the spectacular northern lights in the starlit Arctic sky.

Black Rapids Lodge, Alaska © Entree Alaska

The Lodge at Black Rapids

Le Lodge at Black Rapids est une propriété unique en Alaska qui allie l'accessibilité à une nature sauvage préservée au cœur de la chaîne de l'Alaska. Le Lodge offre aux amateurs de plein air tout ce qu’ils espèrent vivre: glaciers, montagnes et faune dans un environnement propre et frais.