Bryce Canyon National Park Public Transportation, Buses, Transit

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Public Transportation

Public bus services do not run to Bryce Canyon but guided tour companies offer excellent trips from nearby towns. The NPS runs free shuttle buses within Bryce Canyon National Park. Read More

Bus Tours

Several tour operators offer private bus tours around the area of Bryce Canyon and other national parks and attractions. They can be booked from Cedar City and other towns within southern Utah and most offer a pickup service from your hotel.

Public Bus System

There are no no public bus services beyond Cedar City town limits.

Hotel Shuttles

The Cedar City shuttle service runs between the airport and local hotels.

Some hotels in Moab offer shuttle services from the Greyhound Bus Station at Green River and offer transport for guests to and from local trailheads.

Bryce Canyon Shuttle Bus Service

The National Park Service (NPS) has shuttle bus services within Bryce Canyon National Park. The transportation is free but riders must pay the required entrance fee to the national park. The service has a pickup point at the Shuttle Staging Area at Ruby’s Inn outside the national park. Advantages of using the shuttle are to avoid overcrowding on the road, the convenience of enjoying the scenery as you travel, and avoiding parking problems at the viewpoints.

The shuttle runs from 8am to 6pm (April & October) and 8am to 8pm May-September. Buses run every 10 minutes in peak hours, and every 30 minutes before 10am and after 6pm.

Stops are as follows:

  1. Shuttle Station
  2. Old Bryce Town
  3. Best Western Plus Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel
  4. Best Western Plus Ruby’s Inn
  5. Ruby’s RV Park and Campground
  6. Visitor Center
  7. Sunset Campground
  8. Bryce Point
  9. Inspiration Point
  10. Sunset Campground
  11. Sunset Point
  12. The Lodge at Bryce Canyon
  13. Sunrise Point
  14. Visitor Center
  15. Ruby’s RV Park and Campground