Getting Around

Planning Tools & Tips

• Use the Transit app or Park City Transit's real-time trackers to plan your route and check live arrival times.
• Major transit hubs include the Old Town Transit Center and Kimball Junction Transit Center where you can transfer between local and regional buses.
• Bus routes frequently serve lodging areas and ski base areas, making a "car-free vacation" feasible and easy.

Park City Transit: Fare-Free Public Bus System

Park City Transit operates a zero-fare, year-round bus network throughout Park City and nearby areas. All routes are free to ride, no tickets or passes needed. It's widely used by residents, workers, and visitors alike.

• Fare-free service on all routes within Park City limits and key nearby destinations.
• Numerous routes serving Main Street, Kimball Junction, ski resorts (like Park City Mountain and Deer Valley), lodging areas, shopping hubs, residential neighborhoods, and more.
• Frequent service during peak times; generally buses run from early morning until late evening/night year-round (winter extends service later).
• ADA accessible vehicles on all routes.
• Trolley service along Main Street (free hop-on/hop-off) is included in the system.
• Convenient access to ski areas, restaurants, shops, and events without driving or parking hassles.
• Reduces traffic and emissions, aligned with local sustainability goals.
• Real-time tracking and planning is available through the Transit app or the Park City Transit website.

High Valley Transit: Regional Fare-Free Bus Service

High Valley Transit (HVT) is the regional transit provider for Summit and Wasatch Counties, operating fare-free routes that complement Park City Transit.

• Local and commuter routes connecting Park City with surrounding communities like Silver Creek, Canyons Village, Heber Valley, and Kamas.
• 107 Park City / Salt Lake City Commuter: connects Salt Lake City Central Station with the Kimball Junction Transit Center; riders can transfer to the Park City fare-free system from there.
• Shuttle loops and local lines serve smaller neighborhoods and provide connections between key stops.
• Offers microtransit and on-demand paratransit services for flexible local rides.

Main Street Trolley

A smaller free shuttle service running along Park City's Historic Main Street district.

• Hop-on/hop-off service ideal for exploring Main Street's shops, galleries, restaurants, and attractions.
• Connects with Park City Transit at major transit centers for extended travel.
• Often popular with visitors during peak times for convenience and sightseeing.

Transit to Trails (Seasonal & Limited Availability)

This is a seasonal, free shuttle service designed for hikers and mountain bikers during the warmer months.

• Takes riders between trailheads around Park City, Bonanza Flat, Mid-Mountain, Bloods Lake, and more.
• Typically operates on weekends or peak trail use periods (summer/fall).
• Reservations are often recommended.

Paratransit and Mobility Services

Park City Transit and High Valley Transit also offer specialized rides for riders with disabilities and seniors:

• Park City Mobility: ADA-certified door-to-door service within Park City.
• Senior Mobility (Platinum Service): Free service for residents aged 65+ with eligibility.
• High Valley Transit's Valley Ride provides similar services across the county.