Park City Area Utah, USA Travel Guide
SLC is the main gateway for visitors to Park City, located approximately 35-40 miles (56-64 km) west. It presents the most convenient access for air travelers.
Flight prices to SLC peak during Park City's high seasons. Booking well in advance delivers better prices.
Shared-ride or private shuttle services from SLC to Park City hotels and condos. Booking in advance is highly recommended.
Uber and Lyft services are available from SLC. Taxis are also present at designated stands.
All major car rental agencies operate at SLC. DiscoverCars.com for comparing options.
Amtrak's California Zephyr route stops in Salt Lake City. Direct train service to Park City is not present. From Salt Lake City, ground transportation to Park City is necessary.
Greyhound operates bus services to Salt Lake City. Direct long-distance bus service to Park City is not present. Onward ground transportation from Salt Lake City is then necessary.
A valid U.S. Driver's license or an International Driving Permit (IDP) is necessary. Minimum age for rental is typically 21 (surcharge for under 25). Interstate 80 East is the main route. Winter driving requires snow tires or 4WD/AWD. Check UDOT for conditions.
Image: I-80 approaching Park City
Interstate 80 provides direct road access to Park City.
Plan your departure from Park City and Salt Lake City International Airport for a smooth journey home.
Salt Lake City International Airport presents a range of facilities for departing travelers.
Comfortable waiting areas and services for luggage are available.
Ensure a smooth departure by checking details.
Park City boasts a highly efficient and visitor-friendly public bus system.
Detailed route maps are available online or at bus stops and hotels.
Use the MyStop app for real-time bus tracking. Plan routes in advance. Be aware of peak times.
Uber and Lyft are widely available. Taxis are marked. Fares are metered. Always confirm driver details.
Car rentals (major companies at SLC), bicycle rentals from local shops (Jans, Cole Sport, White Pine Touring).
Licensed taxis in Park City are clearly marked. You find them at major resorts, Old Town Transit Center, or by calling local companies. Hailing on the street is less common.
Uber and Lyft are widely available and popular, often slightly cheaper than traditional taxis.
Standard U.S. Driving laws apply. Drive on the right. Seatbelts are mandatory. Valid U.S. License or international with IDP is necessary. Minimum rental age is typically 21 (surcharge for under 25).
Roads are generally well-maintained. In winter, snow and ice impact driving. Snow tires or 4WD/AWD are highly recommended, sometimes legally necessary. Check Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) for conditions.
Parking is challenging and expensive, notably on Historic Main Street during peak seasons. Parking garages are available but fill quickly. Many hotels offer guest parking. Utilize free public transit to avoid parking hassles.
Consider using the free MyStop app for real-time bus tracking to make your public transit experience seamless.