Pets are not allowed on the shuttle buses.Only capped bottles of water are allowed.Rules of the roadĭo your part to keep Zion National Park's shuttles clean.

Learn more Traffic and Travel Tips before you arrive and tune your radio to 1610 AM for more information. If you leave your car in Springdale, you can ride the free Springdale Line shuttle to enter the park. Paid Parking is available in the town of Springdale. If you drive to Zion, remember that National Park Service parking lots often fill early in the day. Read our Park Information Guide to see updated information about the stops that are open or closed now. You cannot board a shuttle to go up canyon (north) at Canyon Junction. Most visitors start shuttle trips at the Zion Canyon Visitor Center, but if you are staying at the Zion Lodge, you can board the shuttle there. You may get on and off at any open shuttle stop. You can exit the shuttle at any open stop.Ĭheck the map to see what to expect in the park. Shuttles leave every few minutes and go either north or south. The Zion Canyon Shuttle connects the Zion Canyon Visitor Center to stops on the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive. Zion Canyon Shuttle System Map How to use the shuttle system

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Carmel Tunnel, the Kolob Terrace Road, and Kolob Canyons Scenic Drive. Carmel Highway (which connects State Route 9 through the park), the Zion-Mt.

The park is a large place and, even when shuttles are running, you can drive a private vehicle on the Zion-Mt. Zion Canyon Scenic Drive (the road that starts north of Canyon Junction) is closed to private vehicles when park shuttles are operating. In 2017, park shuttles transported more than 6.3 million riders. The National Park Service began operating shuttles in 2000 to reduce traffic and parking problems, protect vegetation, and restore tranquility to Zion Canyon. It stops at 9 locations in town and picks up and drops off visitors at the park's pedestrian/bike entrance at Zion Canyon Village. The Springdale Line, or town shuttle, provides service in the Town of Springdale. Download our Information Guide or scroll lower on this page to see a map of the park shuttle route. The Zion Canyon Line, or park shuttle, runs from the Zion Canyon Visitor Center to destinations including the Zion Lodge and trailheads for hikes to Angels Landing, Emerald Pools, West Rim Trail, and the Narrows.

When they run, both shuttles are free to ride.

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