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Glen Canyon National Recreation Area Visitor Services Glen Canyon has three visitor centers available to the public. Carl Hayden Visitor Center is located two miles west of Page, Arizona, on the canyon rim overlooking Glen Canyon Dam. It offers many displays, a book store area, free slide shows, tours of Glen Canyon Dam, and other activities. It has recently been renovated to be an energy efficient showcase. The Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center located at Navajo Bridge near Lees Ferry, is the newest visitor center in the park. It includes a well stocked supply of regional books and interpretive items in the sales area, a sheltered picnic area and a state of the art composting toilet system. Close by is a Navajo vendor village selling Native American arts and crafts. Currently Navajo Bridge Interpretive Visitor Center is open daily from April through October. Bullfrog has a modern facility on Hwy 276 near the Bullfrog Marina. It houses all of the park service uplake operations including law enforcement and medical facilities. Visitors can view park exhibits on archeology, geology, history, and anthropology during the summer season. There is also a book store with a good selection of titles pertaining to the area. |
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