Zion National Park, Uinta Mountains Travel Guide

Getting There

• Car

  From Uinta Mountains, head south toward US-191 S. Continue on US-191 S for approximately 70 miles until you reach the junction with I-70 W. Merge onto I-70 W and drive for about 60 miles. Take exit 40 for US-89 S towards Kanab. After approximately 45 miles on US-89 S, turn left onto UT-9 E, which will lead directly to Zion National Park. The park entrance will be on your right.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Zion National Park via public transportation, start by taking a bus from the nearest town (such as Vernal or Heber City) to Salt Lake City. From Salt Lake City, take a Greyhound bus or a similar service to St. George, Utah. Once in St. George, you can use local transport services or shuttle services that run to Zion National Park. Be sure to check the schedules in advance, as they may vary.

• Ride-Sharing Services

  For a more direct route to Zion National Park, consider using ride-sharing services like Uber or Lyft. Request a ride from your current location in Uinta Mountains to Zion National Park. The trip will take approximately 3-4 hours depending on traffic conditions, and you should expect to pay between $150-$250 for the ride, depending on the exact location and time of day.

• Bicycle

  For the adventurous traveler, biking from Uinta Mountains to Zion National Park is an option, but it is a long journey. Start by cycling south on US-191 S, then connect to I-70 W (where allowed) and ride towards US-89 S. This route is approximately 200 miles and can take several days to complete, depending on your cycling speed. Ensure you have proper gear, maps, and supplies, as there are long stretches without services.