Where Can You See the Northern Lights in the US Beyond Alaska?

The article highlights seven destinations in the contiguous United States where one can witness the Northern Lights (also known as the aurora borealis) beyond Alaska. These locations include: 1. Fairbanks, Alaska: Known as one of the best places to see the Northern Lights, with a viewing season typically from August to April. 2. Copper Harbor, Michigan: Situated on the Keweenaw Peninsula, it offers prime viewing opportunities, especially from September to April. 3. Whitefish, Montana: The town's location near Glacier National Park makes it a popular aurora-watching destination from September to March. 4. Cook Forest State Park, Pennsylvania: This state park provides a serene setting for Northern Lights viewing, with the best chances from September to March. 5. Crescent City, California: While less common, the Northern Lights can occasionally be seen in this coastal town, typically from September to March. 6. Grand Marais, Minnesota: This Lake Superior town is a prime spot for aurora viewing, especially from September to April. 7. Acadia National Park, Maine: The park's coastal location and dark skies make it a potential Northern Lights viewing location from September to April.