Bryce Canyon National Park, Canyonlands Travel Guide

Getting There

• Car

  To get to Bryce Canyon National Park from Canyonlands, start by taking Highway 191 south from Canyonlands. Continue on Highway 191 for about 30 miles until you reach the junction with Highway 163. Take a left onto Highway 163 and continue south for approximately 30 miles until you reach the junction with Highway 20. Turn left onto Highway 20 and follow this road for about 12 miles until it intersects with Highway 89. Turn right onto Highway 89 and head south for about 60 miles. You will then see signs for Bryce Canyon National Park. Follow the signs, and you will arrive at the park entrance.

• Public Transportation

  Currently, there are limited public transportation options available directly from Canyonlands to Bryce Canyon. You can take a Greyhound bus from Moab (the nearest major town to Canyonlands) to either Cedar City or St. George. From Cedar City, you can rent a car to reach Bryce Canyon, which is about 90 miles away. Be sure to check the bus schedules in advance for availability, as they may vary. The cost of the Greyhound ticket will depend on the current fare, so it's best to check their website or call for prices.

• Rental Car

  If you prefer flexibility, consider renting a car in Moab. After exploring Canyonlands, head south on Highway 191, then follow the previous car guidance to reach Bryce Canyon. Rental rates can vary, so compare prices from local agencies or online platforms. Don’t forget to budget for gas as you’ll be driving approximately 170 miles one way.

• Shuttle Service

  During the summer months, some tour companies offer shuttle services or guided tours from Moab to Bryce Canyon. This can be a convenient option if you prefer not to drive. Prices and schedules vary, so it's advisable to book in advance and inquire about costs. This option will provide a hassle-free experience as the guides will handle navigation and logistics.