Northern Lights Tours in Fall
It's a celebration of colour on a Fall trip in Canada
Canada's Northern Lights Fall season, which runs from August through September, is a time of wonder and beauty. Autumn offers memorable experiences like a fall-colours hike, enjoying the peaceful rustle of leaves underfoot, spotting wildlife and fishing remote lakes. And nothing compares to witnessing the glow of the Northern Lights mirrored in the still waters of a quiet lake.
Northern Lights by night, exploring by day
Northern Lights viewing
From traditional teepees to rustic lake-side lodges, our viewing locations offer truly unique ways to take in the lights — and there's always a local guide to ensure you have the best viewing experience. All our trips include multiple nights of viewing.
Wildlife viewing
Many wildlife species call Northern Canada home. Depending on the time of year and location, you may see bison, bighorn sheep, caribou, moose, elk, or Arctic foxes, with expert guides leading the way. Visitors to Churchill, Manitoba in fall may even see polar bears.
Boating and fishing
Explore Canada's northern lakes by canoe or kayak, take a guided sightseeing tour, or try your hand at fishing.
