Snow-covered days. Extraordinary nights. See a few moments from the adventure waiting for you.
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THE WORLD CAN STILL SURPRISE YOU.
The Alaska you’ve always dreamed of. Thoughtfully arranged.
Watch the sky come alive. Glide through snow-covered forests behind a team of sled dogs. Come back to a warm lodge, a beautiful view, and the feeling of being somewhere extraordinary.
We bring the lodging, activities, and day-by-day planning together, so you can spend more time looking forward to your trip.
Three ways to stay. One beautiful property.The main lodgeWest Suite · Inside the main lodgeA room in the separate modern lodge
YOUR ALASKAN HOME
Wild outside. Welcoming inside.
Choose an authentic Alaskan cabin-style room inside the main lodge, a private cabin, or a room in the separate, more modern lodge. All three options sit on the same property, about 15 minutes from downtown Fairbanks, with room to breathe and dark skies to look forward to. Your choice is subject to availability.
Hot breakfast every morning
Aurora alerts when the lights appear
Countryside setting near Fairbanks
High-speed Wi-Fi
Smart TV
Access to a mini fridge and microwave
Coffee and tea station
Bathrobes and toiletries
At the lodge, enjoy access to beer on tap and a wine selection. Lodge drinks are available at an additional cost.
Rooms and amenities vary. We’ll help you choose the right stay and confirm the details before booking.
PRIVATE CABINS
A place of your own.
Three individual stays on the same property. We’ll confirm your cabin, availability and pricing before booking.
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3–5 GUESTS · TWO QUEEN BEDROOMS
The Log House
Handcrafted log walls, two queen bedrooms, a full kitchen and a cozy living and dining area. Unwind in the hot tub after a day of adventure, or step onto your spacious patio to take in the spectacular views.
$1,800 per person For the five-night package with four guests sharing this cabin.
3–5 GUESTS · BEDROOM + SLEEPING LOFT
The Spruce House
A log home with an open living area, full kitchen and a spacious wraparound patio with spectacular views. A king and twin bed are downstairs, with a queen bed in the loft above the spiral staircase—an inviting base for a family or friends.
$1,800 per person For the five-night package with four guests sharing this cabin.
The loft is reached by a spiral staircase. An AWD/4WD vehicle is required for access.
2 GUESTS MAXIMUM · ONE KING BEDROOM
The Cottage
A cozy retreat for two, with a king bed, full kitchen and a living area warmed by an electric fireplace. Enjoy the character of wood-paneled rooms, then step onto your inviting patio to relax and take in the spectacular views.
Exterior photos and cabin tours show the property in summer. Interiors and views may vary with the season.
A CLOSER LOOK AT ALASKA
More moments. More to look forward to.
Explore photos and films from our Alaska collection. Open any moment for a closer look.
39 moments
Photos and films show past experiences. Seasons, accommodation, and activities vary; Northern Lights sightings are not guaranteed.
SIX DAYS. SO MANY STORIES.
A sense of what’s ahead.
A sample journey, with time for adventure and time for yourself.
Your final schedule is personalized. Activity order can change with weather and availability.
Pick up your rental car and settle into your lodge or cabin. Enjoy a quiet first evening; the lodge’s aurora alerts can let you know if the lights appear.
THE DETAILS, MADE SIMPLE
Your Alaska, beautifully planned.
Included in your experience
Five nights of lodge or cabin accommodation
Hot breakfast each morning
Guided aurora viewing with photographers, with unlimited wine
Dog sledding and snowmobiling
Reindeer encounter and Chena Hot Springs
Lodge aurora alerts and access to trails with snowshoes
“Dog sledding and snowmobiling were unforgettable and we even saw the northern lights one evening. No surprises, no stress, just a really well run trip I’d recommend to anyone thinking it’s too complicated to pull off.”
Our trip to Fairbanks was honestly incredible. Connor, the owner of TRVLD, planned everything for us and made the entire experience seamless from start to finish. Every detail was thought out so we could just enjoy being there.
We stayed at the Orion, which was such a cozy place to come back to after being in the cold. The staff there were genuinely kind and helpful the entire time. It really made the stay feel welcoming and comfortable.
During the trip we got to experience so many amazing things. We went dog sledding with Paws for Adventure, visited Running Reindeer Ranch, relaxed at Chena Hot Springs, and watched the northern lights from Aurora Point which was absolutely surreal. We also stopped by the Aurora Ice Bar which was such a fun and unique experience.
Connor did a great job organizing the schedule so we could fit in as much as possible without feeling rushed. Everything flowed really naturally and it made the whole trip feel easy and stress free.
Fairbanks had been on my bucket list for a long time and this trip completely exceeded my expectations. If you’re thinking about going to Alaska, I highly recommend booking with TRVLD. It was such a special experience and I’m really grateful for how thoughtfully everything was planned
Fairbanks in one of 3 best places in the entire WORLD to see the lights so we are happy we could help bring that experience to you along with all the other activities
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Austin
Incredible Alaska Trip
I was worried this would be a huge hassle to plan and that I’d need to take forever off work, but it couldn’t have been simpler. The planning call sorted everything and the team handled the bookings so I didn’t have to babysit anything. Gear rentals at the lodge were solid and saved me from packing half my closet. Dog sledding and snowmobiling were unforgettable and we even saw the northern lights one evening. No surprises, no stress, just a really well run trip I’d recommend to anyone thinking it’s too complicated to pull off.
Austin, love that the northern lights showed up on top of dog sledding and snowmobiling without you having to manage a single logistic. Glad the gear rentals meant you didn't have to pack half your wardrobe. Hope Alaska pulls you back again soon.
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Kathy Nolen
Wonderful experience
I purchased a trip for 2 to Alaska to be taken in December of2026. Connor was careful to consider our age limitations ( my travel partner had walking issues). As I am not truly tech savvy he walked me through the purchase of travel insurance. Unfortunately my travel partner passed away unexpectedly in August. Again Connor stepped up and helped me through the insurance information that I needed. When I travel again it will be through TRVLD
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Bev Williams
Fairbanks in October
My husband and I visited Fairbanks, Alaska in October for the main purpose of seeing the Northern Lights. The temps, highs in low 40’s and about freezing at night. We stayed at the Orion, where they had someone on hand from 9 pm until about 2 am for the sole purpose of watching for the lights and notifying those staying there with alarms so you could have the best chance of seeing them. The Orion just has 10 rooms, it’s about 15 minutes outside of Fairbanks and is a great place to view the lights. Breakfast was provided each morning. There were only flurries while we visited so October wouldn’t be a good time to visit Alaska if you are more interested in snow mobiles or the sled dog rides. We did get to tour a dog kennel, where we met a couple puppies and were able to walk around to pet the dogs. We visited a reindeer ranch which was very interesting and so fun to watch them walk around us in the open. We got some great pics with the reindeer. The Chena hot springs was pretty awesome, too, the water is quite warm and it was cool to be in 30 degree weather in 106+ degree water with large snow flakes landing on your cheek! We enjoyed a good meal while we were there, too. This was the furthest we drove, about an hour from the Orion. Most everything we did was within a 15 min drive, including the airport. We rented a car and that made it easy to get around. Fairbanks was a lot more affordable (lodging/food) than I expected and it was a great place to view the Northern Lights. When you hear it said that Alaska is the last frontier, believe it! So much wilderness! Connor with TRVLD handled all arrangements and checked in with us during the trip. We never felt like we were hanging out on our own. I’m very glad I stumbled upon TRVLD while looking to book this bucket list trip.
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Arsany Makkar
I highly recommend booking with Connor and TRVLD
I highly recommend booking with Connor and TRVLD. Not only does Connor do an incredible job planning your trip and staying responsive throughout the entire experience, but there's also a good chance he'll join you on parts of the adventure himself!
I spent a week in Alaska and had the opportunity to join Connor and his friends for three full days of unforgettable adventures. Through the strong relationships he's built with locals over the years, he helps travelers avoid the typical tourist traps and experience destinations in a much more authentic way.
What really sets TRVLD apart is the immersive, personal nature of the experience. You're not just following an itinerary. You're getting insider access, local connections, and memorable experiences that would be difficult to find on your own.
If you're looking for a fun, authentic, and adventure-filled trip, TRVLD is absolutely the way to go. Highly recommended!
(And a quick shoutout to Connor: I managed to get my car stuck in a ditch, and when Connor came to help, he somehow ended up getting his car stuck too. 😂 Within no time, he had found someone with a truck to pull both of us out. It was one of those situations that should've been a disaster but ended up being a hilarious story and another example of how well-connected he is wherever he goes.)
