If you’re craving a cold weather adventure with the potential to see northern lights ripple overhead Gatorade-blue waters, Alaska in the winter is your place. The 49th state is covered in vast swaths of wilderness with thousands of miles of coastline, which means many of the state’s best attractions involve spending time outdoors. ⁠ ⁠ Join Alaska’s first ecotourism dog sledding company, Arctic Dog Adventure Co., and sled from cabin to cabin in the White Mountains; practice yoga and meditation in igloos with celestial views at ReWild retreat; or spend your day in a hydrotherapy haze at Alyeska Nordic Spa—rotating between saunas, steam rooms, hot tubs, and cold plunges. Whether you stick to milder coastal areas or brave the state’s icy interior, your next adventure awaits. For more, check our link in bio.⁠ ⁠ 📸: ⁠ 1. Cultura Exclusive/Stuart Westmorland/Image Source/Getty Images⁠ 2. arcticdogak⁠ 3. alaskahelicoptertours⁠ 4. anordicspa⁠ 5. arctichiveak⁠ 6. Bruno Tornielli/Creatas Video+/G...