EXCLUSIVE PHOTOGRAPHY TOUR
Based in the legendary Gold Rush town of Dawson City, this exclusive photography tour is designed around one goal: giving you the very best opportunities to experience and photograph the Aurora Borealis.
Rather than following a fixed itinerary, every day is planned around weather conditions and Aurora forecasts. This flexibility allows us to visit the most promising photography locations each evening and maximize your chances of witnessing the Northern Lights in all their beauty.
During the day, we explore the breathtaking winter landscapes surrounding Dawson City, including iconic locations such as The Dome, the frozen Yukon River, Tombstone Territorial Park, and other carefully selected photography locations that showcase the extraordinary beauty of the Yukon.
As darkness falls, the real adventure begins. Under some of the darkest skies in North America, you’ll experience the magic of the Aurora Borealis far away from city lights and mass tourism—an unforgettable experience for photographers and nature lovers alike.
Exclusivity
This tour has been created for photographers who value quality over quantity.
With a small group, you’ll enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, personalized photography guidance and the flexibility to adapt every outing to the best available conditions.
Professional photographer Beat Glanzmann shares his extensive experience in Northern Lights photography, helping you master camera settings, composition and image processing while discovering some of the Yukon’s most spectacular winter landscapes.
Whether you are capturing your very first Aurora or adding extraordinary images to your portfolio, this journey offers unforgettable photographic opportunities in one of the world’s finest Northern Lights destinations.
Secure your spot on this once-in-a-lifetime journey today!
Requirements
This tour does not require a high level of fitness.
Participants should be in good general physical condition and able to walk at a relaxed pace for approximately one hour on well-maintained winter trails and uneven snowy terrain.