Sitka National Historical Park Offers Limited Services Starting July 4, 2020

Totem Hall displays original totem poles and house posts from the 1903 John Brady collection.

NPS Photo

Sitka National Historical Park (June 29, 2020) – will begin it's first phase of re-opening to the public on the 4^th of July! The park plans to open the Totem Hall portion of the Visitor Center this Saturday and Sunday, July 4 and July 5. Hours of operation will be noon to 4pm.
Starting July 10^th, Totem Hall will be open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday noon-4pm every week. Outdoor, Ranger-led programs will be offered at noon and 2:30pm on the same days Totem Hall is open.
Programs will last approximately 30 minutes.
Visitors are asked to observe 6 feet of physical distancing from others when attending outdoor programs, and to wear a face covering or mask when entering Totem Hall.
The current status of other Sitka National Historical Park facilities are as follows:
Park Trails: Open Daily (6am-10pm)
Outside Toilet (between bridge and East parking lot): Starting July 4: Open Daily (6am-10pm)
Visitor Center Restrooms (Single Occupancy only): Starting July 4: Open Friday-Sunday, Noon to 4 pm
Visitor Center, Exhibits, Theater and Cultural Center: Closed
Russian Bishop’s House: Closed
Park Film (“Voices of Sitka”): Will not be shown on location, but will soon be available on our website.


For additional information visit the park’s webpage at www.nps.gov/sitk or call the Visitor Center at [phone].