It is open Monday through Friday year round, and Saturdays and Sundays from Memorial Day through Labor Day, with extended hours. Throughout the summer, park rangers lead guided activities to share their knowledge and experience of the wonders of Kenai Fjords National park. Programs are open to the public and free of charge. They are an excellent way to learn more about the fascinating natural and cultural history of the park. There is a ranger station at Exit Glacier which offers exhibits and information about the glacier and the Harding Icefield, interpretive programs and talks.
Rangers provide information daily during the summer months.
Exit Glacier Nature walks, evening campfire programs, and slide presentations in the park auditorium are among the types of programs offered. Program schedules are posted on park bulletin boards. The park also offers a Junior Ranger program. Stop by the Visitor Center near the small boat harbor in Seward or at Exit Glacier and ask a Park Ranger about the Junior Ranger Program. Complete all of the activities on the activity sheet and you will be awarded your own Kenai Fjords National Park Junior Ranger Badge.