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Bryce Canyon National Park
Park Shuttle
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Ride With Us!
Bryce Canyon is one of many busy national parks that has a mass transit system to minimize vehicle congestion and the resulting impacts that jeopardize the very things we all treasure about national parks. Although using our shuttle system is NOT mandatory, by riding our buses you will show us that you support our efforts to keep our parking lots from growing any larger, to keep our pure air as clean possible, and to provide enough room in our little park for everyone to experience the magic of Bryce Canyon.
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How to use the Shuttle
Using the Bryce Canyon Shuttle is easy and convenient. If you are not staying overnight inside the park at either the or North or Sunset Campground, we strongly encourage you to leave your vehicle outside the park. Please park and board the shuttle at Ruby's Inn or Ruby's Campground.
There is no extra fee to use the shuttle system in the developed area as indicated by the stops listed below. Paying your $25 entrance fee to Bryce Canyon entitles you to unlimited use of the Bryce Canyon Shuttle buses. waive the entrance fee to not only this park but all other National Park Service Areas and other Federal lands that may have fees, across the entire country. If you do not already have one of these annual passes they can be purchased at the entrance to the park.
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Bryce Canyon Shuttle 2008
The Bryce Canyon Shuttle for 2008 will begin on May 23th and run through September 28th. Buses run approximately every 12 minutes. Route duration is about 50 minutes, not including stops at facilities and overlooks.
Bryce Canyon Shuttle Stops/Route Sequence
- Ruby's Inn
- Ruby's Campground
- Bryce Canyon Visitor Center
- Sunset Campground
- Bryce Point
- Inspiration Point
- Sunset Campground
- Sunset Point
- Bryce Canyon Lodge
- Sunrise Point and General Store
- North Campground Trailer Drop-off
- Bryce Canyon Visitor Center
- Ruby's Inn
Following are answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about the shuttle:
- Is a shuttle really needed? During the summer, much of the magic of Bryce Canyon is lost when visitors spend time waiting in lines to enter parking lots, circling parking lots looking for empty spaces, or fighting traffic in congested areas. There is one parking space for every four cars entering the park. Other alternatives considered, such as enlarging parking areas or limiting the number of visitors in the park, have their own negative consequences.
- What if I want to drive my personal vehicle into the park? If visitors elect to drive their personal vehicles into the park, they will be charged a $25 fee at the entrance station. Once inside the park, all visitors will have the option of using the shuttle throughout their stay. Park pass holders will be admitted free.
- What if I want to camp, or have lodging arrangements within the park? You will have to pay the $25 fee in order to drive your vehicle to the Bryce Canyon Lodge or campgrounds, and you will have the option of using the shuttle throughout your stay in the park. You will pay camping fees of $10 at the campground locations. Click here for more information regarding camping.
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Did You Know?
USS Bryce Canyon (AD-36) was named after the park. Commissioned 15 September 1950 at Charleston SC,(22 years after the park was established, to the day), Decommissioned 30 June 1981. A plaque, with a Flag and Ensign last flown over the ship are on display in the Headquarters building.
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Last Updated: March 04, 2008 at 19:12 EST |