Check out the Zion National Park website for information, nps.gov/zion. Zion National Park has two shuttle routes, one within the park itself and in the town of Springdale. George City’s website,, has information about fairs, routes, and schedules. George, Ivins, Santa Clara and Washington. Numerous UTA bus routes serve campus, making public transportation accessible to those in the Wasatch Front. George’s public transit system with routes in St. There are over 60 UTA bus stops on campus. Park City Transit provides bus service to Park City and the surrounding area including Summit Park, Kimball Junction, Canyons, Deer Valley and Kamas. Visit the city website,, for fare, route and schedule information. The website,, has details about all their routes and schedules.ĬATS offers public transportation in Cedar City. Provides bus service to the Cache Valley. UTA provide bus and rail services to Wasatch Front. FrontRunner commuter rail links Salt Lake to both Ogden in the north and Provo in the south, while TRAX light rail serves Salt Lake County including Salt Lake International Airport to downtown Salt Lake City in just 20 minutes. While we are not involved directly with providing transit options, or their day to day operations, the links below will help travelers find details from each agency, including fares, routes and schedules. The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) serves the Wasatch Front with regular bus, light rail and commuter rail schedules. To keep Utah moving UDOT works closely with local transit providers.
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