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  Jorge

  Asked on January 13th, 2026

  Do you offer add on adventures? If so, what are they?

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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written January 2026

    It depends on the time you are planing to visit the Yukon in summer or winter?
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    Jorge

    Traveler•Written January 2026

    Would like to see the northern lights and whale watching but I don't know if you can do both on the same trip? We are very flexible on when we would go. What do you suggest?
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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written January 2026

    Sorry we are far away from ocean, you have to stop at Vancouver to do that.
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  Frank

  Asked on January 11th, 2026

  In which hotel we will be staying? What does the aurora viewing tour involve? Do you have a trusted rental clothing provider?

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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written January 2026

    The hotel included in the package is the Sternwheeler Hotel, located in downtown Whitehorse, just 2 blocks from the main street where you'll find a variety of restaurants and bars. The hotel also has its own restaurant. Room amenities include a refrigerator, microwave, iron and ironing board, coffee maker, and hairdryer.
    
    The Aurora Viewing tours includes transportation form the hotel, spanish speaking guide, warm beverages and snacks and the use of our Aurora Centre facilities.
    
    Yes, we provide rental clothing, we work with local trusted providers, if you want to add it to your package, we can do it directly through this platform.
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  Ellen

  Asked on January 8th, 2026

  Can we get meals at the hotel or are we in downtown Whitehorse so there are many restaurants? Do you have a deal that includes meals? Also, can we rent winter clothing from you and if so, how much do you charge?

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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written January 2026

    Meals are not included in our tour packages. However, your hotel is located just one block from Main Street, where you'll find a wide variety of restaurants, cafés, and dining options within easy walking distance.
    
    At this time, we do not offer meal plans or special meal arrangements, as meals are not included in any of our tours.
    
    We do, however, offer winter clothing rental for your comfort. The available options are:
    
    * **Northern Lights Package (-15°C)**
    $152.25 CAD per person for 3 nights / 4 days (GST included)
    
    * **Arctic Winter Package (-40°C)**
    $227.85 CAD per person for 3 nights / 4 days (GST included)
    This option is recommended if you are very sensitive to cold temperatures.
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  Erin

  Asked on November 26th, 2025

  Could you send me photos or describe what a private room for two people is like? Could you please tell me how the food service works? Is there a restaurant at the hotel for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and are they charged there at the hotel? Or how do guests handle their meals? Could you tell me if the Northern Lights tour involves a short or long hike to find them? Or do they simply arrive by transport to the Aurora Center and see them easily from there? Is the viewing done from the teepees shown in the photos? Finally, what activities can they do on the third free day?

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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written November 2025

    For this package, we offer accommodation at the Sternwheeler Hotel in Whitehorse. You will find photos attached, and the couple can choose between a room with 1 king bed or 2 queen beds. Meals are not included in the package, as there are many great options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner just around the corner or within a 2-block walk. There is no hiking involved in the Aurora Viewing tour — only a short walk from the parking lot to our cabin, yurts, and teepees. They are welcome to take photos from the teepees and with the teepees. They may also select any available day tours upon arrival if they wish to add more activities to their stay.
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    Erin

    Traveler•Written November 2025

    Do you have the prices of the additional Activities or day tours?
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    Erin

    Traveler•Written November 2025

    Would it be the same hotel in this new dates, correct? The Sternwheeler Hotel in Whitehorse. The activities they'd like to know if they're available for the free day are snowmobiling, dogsledding, and snowshoeing. Could you tell me if they can be done on those dates and what the price is for each, please? And if they want to rent winter clothing for those days, how can they do that? And one last question: when they're taken at night to see the Northern Lights, do you provide any hot drinks and snacks to make the Aurora viewing even more enjoyable? Or can they buy them there? And around what time do they return to the hotel to sleep?
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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written November 2025

    Yes, it would be the same hotel and itinerary with the updated dates. Kindly note that they would not be able to do all the activities they are interested in on this program, they would need an extra full free day to take the 3 tours. We only have availability for Snowmobiling and Snowshoeing, the Dog Sledding tour is sold our, we are sorry for the inconvenience. We can add the rental clothing directly on this platform or they can rent it directly on site, when they arrive to Whitehorse. They'll find a cozy cabin and heated yurts where they can warm up while enjoying hot drinks and snacks that are provided. They come back to their hotel at around 3:45 am.
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    Erin

    Traveler•Written November 2025

    Could you tell me the price of Snowmobiling and Snowshoeing? And for the Dog Sledding, is it sold out on March 22nd then? Wouldn't that give them a chance to do it on another day? Besides Snowmobiling and Snowshoeing, do you have other activities or tours available?
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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written November 2025

    Snowmobiling - $345.45 CAD per person, Snowshoeing - $166.95 CAD per person. The Dog Sledding is sold out for most of the season, they have small groups with limited number of people, and as you could imagine, they sell our pretty quickly, if your clients become interested we can place them on a waiting list. We also have available: Kluane Snowshoe Tour - $ 334.95 CAD per person, Carcross Snowshoe tour - $ 303.45 CAD per person.
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  Leslie

  Asked on October 30th, 2025

  Do you have extra activities like winter clothing rental, snowmobile tour and husky experience tour? What are the costs?

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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written October 2025

    Snowmobile tours are $345.45 CAD per person (2 persons per snowmobile) and winter clothing package for 3 nights from Dec 26-29, 2025 is $227.85 CAD per person. Husky tour is currently sold out.
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    Leslie

    Traveler•Written October 2025

    Are the costs in Canadian dollars? What is the current exchange rate to Mexican pesos?
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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written October 2025

    Costs are in Canadian dollars. Exchange rates change daily, so check current rates on the day of payment.
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  Carlos

  Asked on May 10th, 2025

  Do you consider it a good time to hunt auroras at the end of February or the beginning of March?

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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written May 2025

    The Northern Lights are possible to see in March. This year, March and April were really good for sightseeing and most nights we were able to see the lights, except cloudy and snowy nights. We recommend beginnings of March as it is not too cold, and you can still do winter activities like snowmobiling and Dog Sledding.
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  Lynda

  Asked on February 18th, 2025

  What are the optional activities and their costs? How do I book them as a single traveler to ensure availability?

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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written February 2025

    Optional tours available: Snowshoeing tour - CAD 156.45, Snowmobiling tour - CAD 334.95. Minimum participants required. Tours may be refunded or alternatives offered if minimum not met.
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    Lynda

    Traveler•Written February 2025

    Is snowmobiling the only optional activity? Are there alternatives like dog sledding or a city tour?
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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written February 2025

    Welcome & City tour and Wildlife & Hot Spring tour are included in the package. Guaranteed departures: Mar 5 Ice Fishing & Snowshoeing tour - CAD 250.95, Mar 10 Snowshoeing tour - CAD 156.45.
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  Jason

  Asked on January 27th, 2025

  how can i get etas

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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written January 2025

    We do not have any official information or can issue any government or migration documents. We do recommend you to visit Canada's Immigration official website to obtain all the information you may need for your visa or eTa.
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    Jason

    Traveler•Written January 2025

    Which are the hotels for the tours aurora best value? In the comments people are mad about staying at days inn. Please share some of the hotels
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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written January 2025

    The hotel included in the package is the Sternwheeler Hotel, located in downtown Whitehorse, just 2 blocks from the main street where you'll find a variety of restaurants, bars and souvenir shops. The hotel also has its own restaurant.
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  Rudolf

  Asked on January 25th, 2025

  What are some recommended preparations for the tour?

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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written January 2025

    Ensure to dress appropriately for the weather, and review the recommended items like bringing a swimsuit for hot springs, and setting up your camera for Aurora Viewing.
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  Jon

  Asked on January 13th, 2025

  Do the tour guides take photos during the tour?

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    Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written January 2025

    Yes, our tour guides will take pictures of you with the company's cameras, and photos will be available online after the tour.