Visit Alaska’s Aurora Ice Museum

Visit Alaska’s Aurora Ice Museum

AURORA OVER ICE MUSEUM
AURORA OVER ICE MUSEUM

(Photo credits: Travis Knauss / Chena Hot Springs Resort)

Planning a trip to Alaska? Be sure to add the AURORA ICE MUSEUM to your must-see list of places to visit! This unique museum is located 60 scenic miles from Fairbanks in the Chena Hot Springs Resort. Founded over 100 years ago, it is known for its legendary healing mineral waters and beautiful Aurora Borealis (“Northern Lights”) displays in the winter. 

The Aurora Ice Museum is operational year-round using the same geothermal energy internal heat of the earth that heats and powers the resort. Is maintained by the World Ice Art Champions Steve and Heather Brice. Would you like to try your hands at ice sculpting? Steve and Heather will even give you hands-on ice carving  lessons.

This is an excellent place to view wildlife, up close and personal. While there, be sure to soak in their indoor swimming pool and hot tubs.

Just imagine soaking in a hot tub as a 2,000 pound moose or a momma black bear walks by with her baby cubs…. (!)

Savvy travelers get bragging rights to this beautiful destination by working with an Alaskan Specialist, such as myself. As your consultant/concierge and Destination Specialist on Alaska, I have the knowledge and contacts to craft an Alaskan adventure that will give you memories to last a lifetime!

Enjoy these beautiful photos, compliments of Chena Hot Springs Resort:


SARA RANEY, Senior Travel Advisor

Travel Concierge, Sara Raney, is an Alaska and Antarctica Specialist. Having traveled to over 100 countries herself, Sara has the knowledge and experience to make travel plans and special arrangements for her clients (things you wouldn’t even think of) so that you can relax and enjoy a wonderful, memorable, hassle-free vacation!

Join Sara on one of her escorted cruises to
Alaska, Panama, Canada/New England, and more!

Sara is the author of the Amazon best-seller: “Senior Travel Guide: How to Survive Squatty Potties and More!” (available on Amazon and on major cruise lines).