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Arctic lodges are the next big thing for fall travelers
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The Seattle Times The Seattle Times
Fall travel usually means chasing foliage in New England or sipping wine in Europe, but a growing number of travelers are looking farther north.
Arctic lodges are stepping into the spotlight, offering a mix of frontier landscapes and fire-lit comfort that feels both adventurous and surprisingly accessible.
Yet perched on a hillside above it all, Funken Lodge turns the rawness of Svalbard into something inviting.
Why I’ll remember this Arctic tripStaying at Funken Lodge in September made me realize how Arctic lodges capture the season in a way few other destinations can.
As more travelers look north, lodges across the Arctic are proving that autumn also belongs here.