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Slana Ranger Station
 
Slana Ranger Station
The Slana Ranger Station is located at the beginning of the Nabesna Road. This is a great place to plan your visit to the northern portion of the park.
 

Slana Ranger Station
Mile 0.5 Nabesna Road
907-822-7401

Summer: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Winter: Open by appointment only.  Please call 907-822-7405 for an appointment.

The Slana Visitor Contact Station provides information about the northern side of the park and the Nabesna Road. ATV permits, and subsistence permits are also issued here. Bookstore, phone, restrooms, maps, and park film shown on TV by request. Guided ranger interpretive programs available.

 
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