Alaskan lodges are a part of the experience as you travel through the state. Whether you're looking for a cabin resort on a ...

When Nick Howells visited historic village resort Nusfjord, he discovered a wild landscape that inspired Frozen and drama as ...

There's no doubt the idea of spending a white Christmas in the northern hemisphere is something that has intrigued most Australians since childhood: sleigh bells in the snow; chestnuts roasting on an ...

Del Mar Parkway, right next to Aurora City Park. Photo: Peter Vo, Rocky Mountain PBS Nguyen said it’s going to take support from fellow community members to be able to make the Colfax corridor a space ...

The aurora borealis has jumped to the top of many travelers' wish lists, creating a tourism boom in the northernmost reaches of our planet. This writer found a unique experience in northern Norway.

Snow below 6,000′ will likely melt on roads and other paved surfaces rapidly. Mountain pass travelers may find a few snowy roads and low visibility at times during periods of heavy snow.

Taking their love for their seaside home and putting it into their songs with a distinct sound and style, the band “Tomorrow and the Aurora Borealis” has been making waves in the local community.

On Earth, the Northern Lights, or aurora borealis, are created when energized particles from the Sun interact with our planet’s magnetic field. While Mars is also blasted with the same space weather, ...

NASA’s Perseverance rover recently took the first ever photos of the aurora borealis on Mars from the surface of the planet. The aurorae were photographed in March 2024, after a stream of solar ...

A few inches of west snow will be possible in the higher elevations of Glacier National Park. These scattered showers will spread south through the day. Daytime highs in the 50s and 60s are likely ...

Light snow may accumulate over mountain passes, so be prepared for the potential of minor travel impacts through the morning. Impactful, accumulating snow is likely above pass level. Elsewhere ...

About a quarter of the world’s population relies on water stored in mountain snow and glaciers, and climate change is disrupting the hydrological cycles that sustain these natural frozen ...