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Glacier Bay National Preserve Office and Visitor Center
The Glacier Bay Office and Visitor Center is located on the second floor of Glacier Bay Lodge.
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Glacier Bay National Preserve Office and Visitor Center Details
The Glacier Bay Office and Visitor Center is located on the second floor of Glacier Bay Lodge in Bartlett Cove. Open daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day, the information desk operates from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., though the exhibits in the visitor center are viewable 24 hours a day. From spring through fall, park staff run ranger programs at the center's auditorium as well as leading hikes and walks in the park. Check here for the weekly schedule of ranger programs. The visitor center has an integrated bookstore, reading area, and auditorium, and can be reached at 907-697-2661.
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