Skagway, Alaska · Skagway County · Visitor Center
The Visitor Center Museum is located on 2nd and Broadway, next to the National Park Service visitor center. The visitor center museum and the parks’ administrative offices share a building. The first floor is dedicated to the museum, while the upper floors are used for the park's administrative offices.
The Visitor Center Museum is located on 2nd and Broadway, next to the National Park Service visitor center. The visitor center museum and the parks’ administrative offices share a building. The first floor is dedicated to the museum, while the upper floors are used for the park's administrative offices.
Visitor Center Museum directions and information are available at https://www.nps.gov/klgo/planyourvisit/hours.htm.
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