Getting to and around Park City

Getting around Park City without a car is easy, sustainable-minded, and a great way to help keep our streets and air free of congestion. Here’s how.

Getting to Park City

The SLC-PC Connect offers regular service from central Salt Lake City to the Kimball Junction Transit Center.
High Valley Transit connects the Kimball Junction Transit Center and the Wasatch Back to Park City.
Park at the Ecker Hill Park & Ride and take High Valley Transit to Park City.
Many Park City hotels offer SLC airport shuttle services or hire a private car.

Getting Around Park City

By Bus

Park City’s local bus service is free of charge to get from Main Street to the Mountains.

By Bike or E-Bike

As a gold-level ride center, bicycle riders flock to Park City. It’s also a great way to get around town. From cruisers and road bikes to mountain bikes, and fat bikes, find your perfect ride here

Rules on E-bike Rentals and Trail Use Remember to please stay off the trail with your e-bike rental. Park City prohibits e-bikes on single-track trails except for e-bike riders 65 years and older, or those with a mobility disability. See Local Codes on Trail Use

Traveling to Salt Lake City

When you fly into the Salt Lake City airport, choose a direct flight if possible to reduce your carbon footprint.
Better yet, take a scenic train journey. Amtrak’s iconic California Zephyr stops in Salt Lake City.

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