Northern Lights Moon Dempster Highway Yukon

A full sky of dancing veils of light known as the Northern Lights looked on by the bright glowing moon along the Dempster Highway in the Yukon Territory.
A light phenomenon called the northern lights (also known as the aurora borealis) are caused by the sun. They are actually caused by solar particles colliding with the atmospheric gases of the ear ...

Northern Lights Igloo Brooks Range Alaska

An igloo with a warm hue radiating from within and the northern lights dancing above on a clear night in the Brooks Range of Alaska, USA.
While staying in the Brooks Range of Alaska near the tiny community of Wiseman, approximately 250km north of the Arctic Circle, we decided to build an igloo. It was constructed over a period of tw ...

Northern Lights Manitoba

Yellow and red dancing lights in the Northern regions of Manitoba, Canada.
On a clear starry night in the arctic regions of Manitoba, the moving symphony of light, the Northern Lights can be seen. Manitoba is a winter wonderland with Polar Bears, arctic tundra, and Northern ...

Dempster Highway Lights

Solar energy lights up the night sky along the Dempster Highway in the Yukon Territory, Canada.
In the harsh environment along Canada's only arctic road, the Dempster Highway, the northern lights stream across the sky. The Dempster Highway stretches from Dawson City in the Yukon to Inuvik in ...

Inukshuk Alaska

An inukshuk with the Aurora borealis or Northern Lights overhead in Alaska, USA.
One of the best places to see the northern lights is in Alaska and the Inukshuk is a traditional method of marking a route in the arctic tundra. Although in english the spelling is inukshuk the correct ...