The northern lights in Alaska. Photo / Paxson Woelber, Unsplash
While we continue to work from home, we're taking a different approach to our Trip Notes podcast to keep your travel dreams alive, by bringing back some of our best travel stories published over the years.
Everyone dreams of seeing the northern lights one day, right?
In this latest episode
of Trip Notes, we head to Alaska. You're going to hear a reading of a travel article written by journalist Anna Harrison about her efforts to find the sometimes elusive, and definitely mysterious phenomenon that is the aurora borealis.
In her article, Harrison travels to a remote spot in Alaska called Eklutna.
"They say if you want to spot the aurora borealis in Alaska, you should go another 400km north to Fairbanks where the skies are often clear, and stay at least three nights — and even then there are no guarantees," she writes.
