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Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Hiker on rocky summit with clouds and mountains in background Photo credit: J Eve Griffin
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Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
Operating Hours & Seasons
Visitor Center 2nd and Broadway 2010

The Visitor Center is housed in the historic 1901 White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad Depot that has been restored by the National Park Service.

Visitor Center & Museum

Visitor Center is open daily early May - late September
Monday-Friday: 7:30 AM - 7 PM
Weekends: 8 AM- 6 PM

The Museum, located on the ground floor of our administrative building, is open year-round except winter holidays.

7:30 AM - 6 PM May - Sept; 8 AM - 5 PM Oct - April

 
Mascot Saloon

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Cynthia Von Halle

Interpretive Ranger invites visitors to step back in time to visit the restored Mascot saloon.

Mascot Saloon Exhibit
Visit an authentic 1910 saloon museum with displays and exhibits.

Open daily early May - late September
8 AM - 6 PM

 
Moore House

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The Moore Homestead is a quiet place to visit when touring the Skagway Historic District.

Moore House Exhibit
See exhibits in this restored home of Skagway's first homesteading family

Open daily early May - mid September
10 AM - 5 PM

 
Trail Center

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Hikers at the Trail Center preparing to hike the Chilkoot trail.

Chilkoot Trail Center
Registration and information for Chilkoot International Trail

Open daily June 1 - Labor Day weekend
8 AM - 5 PM

 
Dyea Campground

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Aerial view of Dyea Camp

Dyea Campground

Open daily year-round, when free of snow.
Contact park for current conditions at 907-983-9200.

 
Park Administrative Offices

Park Administrative Offices

Open weekdays year round, except holidays
8 AM - 5 PM

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Univ. of Washington historic photo showing old street scene with mud streets and tightly packed businesses

Did You Know?
At the height of the Klondike Gold Rush, 150 businesses were established in Dyea, Alaska including 48 Hotels and 2 Hospitals. By 1903, Dyea's population was a mere 3. A visit to Dyea today reveals a thriving forest growing over the ghosts of those buildings.

Last Updated: December 20, 2010 at 16:37 MST