The park’s buses run frequently throughout the day. Don’t forget to bring sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses and your park pass or entry receipt if you are returning to the park. There are water-bottle filling stations at some shuttle stops in Zion Canyon. Pets are not allowed on the shuttle buses.īe sure to bring water and snacks for the day. Water is the only beverage allowed on the bus. There is no eating or smoking on the bus, but you can drink water. In November, the park’s shuttle service operates on the weekends with additional service on Thanksgiving Day and Friday.
The shuttle operates March through mid-November.
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You can get on and off as often as you like.ĭownload a PDF map of Zion Canyon with shuttle route marked in green The transfer between loops is made at the Zion Canyon Visitor Center. Once you are in the park, the Zion Canyon Shuttle, which is free, stops at nine park locations on a loop. For more information, you can listen to your radio on 1610 AM. If you plan on driving to the park, the parking lot at the Zion Canyon Visitor Center commonly fills by mid morning. Zion Canyon Shuttle Park visitors waiting for the shuttle at the Zion Canyon Visitors Center Ken Lund/Flickr If you are staying at a lodge or motel, leave your car there and ride the shuttle to the park.ĭownload a PDF map of shuttle stops in Springdale marked in red. You’ll see a number of ”Shuttle Parking” signs throughout town to guide you to one of the nine stops in Springdale closest to you. You can leave your car in the town of Springdale and ride the town shuttle to the Zion National Park South Entrance. For more information, visit Springdale Shuttle The shuttle to Zion National Park at the Springdale Visitor Center Fabio Achilli/Flickr
Buses are fully accessible for those with physical disabilities.ĭuring the shuttle season and hours of operation, personal vehicles are not allowed on Zion Canyon Scenic Drive except for those with reservations at Zion Lodge or for trail rides.ĬOVID restrictions in 2020 caused the park to institute a shuttle permit system which required advance reservations. Shuttle buses run from early morning to late evening and the average wait is 15 minutes or less, sometimes arriving every 7 minutes during the busy season.
It’s the only national park in Utah to have a shuttle system. To ease the stress of so many visitors on the fragile ecosystem, park officials have utilized a shuttle system for quite some time. Over 4 million travelers visit Zion National Park each year.
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