Kenai Fjords National Park - Ranger Programs (U.S. National Park Service)

Ranger answering a visitor's question on Exit Glacier's Outwash Plain.

Joining a ranger for a short walk, interpretive talk or day hike is a great way to learn more about Kenai Fjords National Park. Programs are offered between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day unless otherwise noted.

Ranger-led walks to Exit Glacier are offered at 10am, 2pm and 4pm daily. These walks are approximately 1-2 hours in length. No reservations are required. Meet outside the Exit Glacier Nature Center.

Guided hikes on the Harding Icefield Trail are offered on Saturdays from July 3 through August 28. The hike departs from the Exit Glacier Nature Center at 9am. Please come prepared with sturdy footwear, layered clothing, water and food as this is approximately a 7-8 hour activity. No reservations are required.

Ocean Alaska Science and Learning Center Programs are offered at the Alaska SeaLife Center daily at 11am and 3pm. The 11am program centers around the Alutiiq Native Alaskan culture through Archeology research. The 3pm program is covers climate change and glacier studies. Admission to the Alaska SeaLife Center is required.

School group walking down the paved trail at Exit Glacier.

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A Self-guided Junior Ranger Program is available for children ages 4-12. Pick up a booklet at the Information Center, Exit Glacier Nature Center or from any ranger. Complete the activities for your age to earn a Junior Ranger Badge.

Special Programs may be arranged in advance for educational groups visiting the park.

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