Polar Lights in the Yukon: a trip behind the northern lights
The Yukon is one of the best places on Earth to see the aurora borealis. Thousands of people come here every year to see this natural wonder.
When to go:
Late August through April. In winter, the nights are especially long and clear.
Where to observe:
White Horse (Yukon's capital city).
Kluane National Park.
Special viewing sites away from the city.
How to prepare:
Take warm clothes - winter in the Yukon is harsh.
Plan a trip with local guides who can help you find the best viewing spots.
Tips:
Shoot the aurora borealis at long shutter speeds to capture the magic of the light in a photo.