
Cultural site
Xunaa Shuká Hít (Huna Tribal House)
Clan house at Bartlett Cove honoring the Huna Tlingit homeland of Glacier Bay.
0.1 mi
Lodge
The only lodging inside Glacier Bay National Park, set in the spruce forest at Bartlett Cove near Gustavus. It is a base for full-day glacier cruises, ranger programs, kayaking and wildlife viewing.
Glacier Bay Lodge is a historic National Park Service property tucked into Sitka spruce forest on the shore of Bartlett Cove, about 10 miles from Gustavus. The lodge has massive timbers, a stone fireplace, boardwalks and the Fairweather Dining Room, and it is the only place to stay inside the park.
The main activity is the full-day Glacier Bay Day Tour from the Bartlett Cove dock, which includes lunch and visits tidewater glaciers. Guests often see humpback whales, sea otters, Steller sea lions, brown bears and mountain goats. The tour boat also drops off and picks up campers and kayakers, and the park runs ranger programs and trails at the cove.
For 2026 the lodge operated from May 21 to September 8. Lodging is sold by the night, not as a package.
Last updated 2026-11-08
Trail
Half-mile shoreline stroll past a dugout canoe, whale skeleton and the Huna Tribal House.
0.1 mi

Trail
One-mile rainforest and beach loop at Glacier Bay headquarters, with daily ranger walks.
0.1 mi
Lodge
A log lodge in Gustavus with 14 rooms and all meals included, backed by Glacier Bay National Park. Guests come for whale watching, Glacier Bay tours, wildlife viewing and sport fishing.
8.9 mi
Lodge
A floatplane-access, multi-boat fishing lodge in the boardwalk village of Elfin Cove on northern Chichagof Island, at the mouth of Cross Sound. Guests target halibut, king and silver salmon and rockfish.
24.8 mi