Wasatch Back Road Information

Plan ahead

Winter driving can be unpredictable. Plan ahead for your Utah ski trip by getting traffic and weather information.

Check out the traffic dashboard, the UDOT Traffic Cameras, digital signs and road weather forecasts to learn about road conditions. Need transportation to get to your ski lodge? Get more info about car rentals or free public transit.

Each resort in the Park City area has their own policies and parking systems, but there are digital signs to notify visitors of their parking lots status (limited, full, etc.). Please read these signs and turn around or reroute to a park and ride if your destination’s parking lot is full.

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Road Closures Frequently Asked Questions

Full closures of Parleys Canyon (I-80) and other major roads in the Wasatch Back are rare and only occur due to emergency incidents such as crashes or fires. UDOT’s Incident Management Team works to avoid multi-lane closures except when absolutely necessary and will reopen lanes as soon as possible.

There are no avalanche slides in Parleys, so planned road closures for avalanche mitigation are not needed.

Yes, UDOT manages four seasonal roads in the area: SR-65 East Canyon (northeast of Salt Lake City), SR-224 Guardsman Pass (Park City to Brighton), SR-150 Mirror Lake Highway (east of Kamas to near the Wyoming border) and SR-35 Wolf Creek Summit (east of Francis to west of Hanna).

The opening and closure of these roads are dependent on snow and road maintenance resources, but they’re typically closed from November through May or June.