![COME ON OVER: Virtual technology is allowing people to explore Fairbanks, Alaska, without leaving home. Photo courtesy TravMedia Australia COME ON OVER: Virtual technology is allowing people to explore Fairbanks, Alaska, without leaving home. Photo courtesy TravMedia Australia](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/WBg7wa35fLCPd8Zx4SprVq/7d5c7e6a-20d4-4b7c-9f7b-de04e7bf77be.jpg/r124_0_597_264_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
TRAVEL may be off the cards, but a new virtual vacation allows people to discover Fairbanks, Alaska, from the safety of their homes.
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Non-profit organisation Explore Fairbanks has a number of new virtual experiences for those who wish to satisfy their wanderlust.
Virtual travellers can enjoy a dog sled ride through a snowy forest, a float down the Chena River and a panoramic mountain scene from Murphy Dome.
You can virtually experience the midnight sun, the Northern Lights and other spectacular views.
The 360-degree stills and videos virtually transport you to Alaska's Golden Heart.
Other virtual adventures include a trip to Eagle Summit, where the sun never dips below the horizon, during the summer solstice on June 21.
There's also the chance to enjoy a captivating aurora show, visit the Fairbanks Antler Arch and more.
You can also tap into the Midnight Sun Tracker, which calculates the number of daylight hours in the sub-Arctic and Arctic areas of Fairbanks, Coldfoot and Utqiagvik.
For 70 straight days during Midnight Sun Season, Fairbanks experiences 24 hours of light.
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