Top 10 Must-Haves for a Northern Lights Viewing Trip

Insulated Winter Coat

Waterproof, insulated coat with a hood to keep you warm during long, cold nights.

Thermal Base Layers

Moisture-wicking, thermal layers to stay warm while waiting for the lights.

Hand and Foot Warmers

Disposable or rechargeable warmers to keep your extremities toasty in the cold.

Camera with Tripod

High-quality camera and sturdy tripod for capturing stunning Aurora Borealis photos.

Insulated Thermos

Keep hot drinks like tea or cocoa warm while you wait outdoors.

UV-Protective Snow Goggles

Clear or low-light goggles to shield your eyes from wind and snow glare.

Portable Power Bank

Keep your phone, camera, and devices charged in freezing temperatures.

Arctic-Grade Boots

Waterproof, insulated boots for warmth and traction on snowy or icy ground.

Blanket or Sleeping Bag

Compact, thermal blanket or sleeping bag for extra warmth during long waits.

Star Map or Aurora Forecast App

Plan the perfect night using a star map or an app to track the Aurora forecast.