Shuttles / Transit
Because Zion is a sparsely populated area, tours and shuttles provide a great way to get around and explore the area while learning about the history and geology of the National Park.
Local Listings:
- Take a tour of Zion in the air-conditioned comfort of a shuttle.
- Knowledgeable drivers or guides can explain the park's many unique characteristics.
- Hire a shuttle to handle the one-way trails and parking issues.
- St. George shuttles run from Las Vegas to Zion, even to Salt Lake City.
Bus Tours
Whether it's a quick exploration of Zion's highlights, a horseback ride through the desert or a round of golf at the many courses around St. George, there are options. No matter what your attraction of choice, there's a tour for you.
Planning a good vacation is like putting together a puzzle. Take a look at the tour options below to find the pieces to make your trip work.
St. George Shuttle Service
With over 60 stops connected by four routes, getting around St. George is a breeze. Bus stops are marked by a distinct rectangular sign, and bus drivers will help you figure out the correct stop for your destination.
St. George, Utah shuttles are fully accessible and leave every 40 minutes from the transit center. Single ride fares are $1.00, while a day pass is $2.50.
Zion National Park Shuttle
Due to high visitor volume in the summer, Zion implements a shuttle system to control traffic in the park. There are eight stops in total, starting at the southern park border, heading up the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, and ending at the Temple of Sinawava.
Just outside the park boundary, Springdale has a similar shuttle for getting people into the park. The first stop is the Majestic View, then passing seven convenient stops before arriving at the transfer to the park buses.
Both Zion and Springdale buses are free and run regularly, as often as seven minute intervals during peak time. They are fully accessible as well. The buses run from April to October.