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Where to see the northern lights this winter (lemmy.ca)
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I'm in the beginning stages of planning a trip this winter to see the northern lights. The days are getting real short and I'd love to take advantage of that.

I'm currently in southern Ontario and would like to head north a bit to get away from all the light pollution. I'll also be travelling alone so heading off to a park is probably not a wise decision for myself. Also, since I'm going alone, I'd prefer staying at a hostel where I have a chance to meet people but that's not a strict requirement. I know hostels are not a big thing here.

Any information, tips or experiences to share would be greatly appreciated.

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[–] swordgeek@lemmy.ca 4 points 1 year ago

Check out the Canadian Space Agency's site for information on what and how, and also follow their link to the Aurora Forecast.

You can also look up the Dark Sky Sites in Canada to find an ideal place to observe.