EXPERIENCE UNFORGETTABLE VIEWS (AND POSSIBLY A FEW SHUTTLE FRIENDS)

Infographic detailing shuttle routes for Zion National Park. It includes the Zion Canyon and Springdale shuttle lines, listing stops, distances from the Visitor Center, and walking times. Each stop is associated with trails, accommodations, or restaurants, marked with relevant symbols for amenities like dining, lodging, and hiking.

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THE SPRINGDALE SHUTTLE SYSTEM

The first shuttle route is in the Town of Springdale.  This shuttle is free and stops at 9 locations in Town.  The shuttle picks up and drops off visitors at the Zion National Park Pedestrian/Bike Entrance.  

Click here for a PDF map of the Town of Springdale shuttle stop locations.

THE ZION SHUTTLE SYSTEM

Zion National Park knows how to roll—literally! There are two free hop-on, hop-off shuttle systems: one for getting you deep into the wonders of Zion and another for bouncing around the charming town of Springdale. No tickets, no stress—just good old-fashioned bus magic.

For the latest shuttle schedules, check out the Click here for Zion National Park shuttle information (because Google knows everything). As a general rule, during the busy season, the shuttles run at least every 5-15 minutes—so you’re never far from your next adventure (or at least your next attempt at finding an empty seat). They start at sunrise (for the early birds) and run a little past dark (for those still recovering from that last hike).

About 20 years ago, the park realized that trying to fit a bazillion cars into a tiny canyon wasn’t the best idea (who would’ve thought?!), so they introduced a shuttle system. And let’s be honest, it was a genius move. Unless you're visiting in winter, this bus is your golden ticket into Zion Canyon. And trust us, that 50-minute ride to the top is a highlight all on its own—think of it as a nature documentary on wheels (but with more real-life squirrels).

So hop on, sit back, and get ready to fall in love with Zion, one shuttle stop at a time.