Wasatch Back Travel Resources
Navigating Winter
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PARK CITY TRANSIT
Park City Transit operates 13 routes within city limits. Major transfer points are at Old Town Transit Center and Park City Mountain Village Transit Hub, with scheduled stops throughout the city and at Richardson Flat Park and Ride. Summer service for the 2025 season runs until December, when routes are adjusted for winter. There is no fare to ride.
To locate a bus, use the vehicle locator tool here, or download the app on the App Store or Google Play.


High Valley Transit
High Valley Transit serves the Wasatch Back, with bus routes including Salt Lake City, Jeremy Ranch, Kimball Junction, Silver Creek, Canyons Village, Park City, Deer Valley, Heber City, Kamas and Francis. There are also on-demand and paratransit services. High Valley Transit is currently running its summer schedules; routes are adjusted for winter from early December to mid-April. There is no fare to ride.
To locate a bus, use the vehicle locator tool here, or download the app on the App Store or Google Play.

Carpooling
Carpooling or ridesharing is a great way to reduce traffic congestion and help clear the air in the canyons.
To find others that are headed up to Park City, check out these resources:


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PARKING IN PARK CITY
City parking rates and restrictions vary by season and location. Refer to the map below and obey all parking signs. More information is available on Park City's website.
If you're parking during the Sundance Film Festival or other major events, expect additional restrictions and increased fees. Ski resorts manage parking in their lots; details on resort parking are here.
WINTER WEATHER MAINTENANCE AND SNOWPLOW INFORMATION
UDOT strives to provide the public with safe and clear roads. There are a variety of factors that may impact the condition of a road, including:
- Rate of snowfall
- Type of snowfall
- Anti-icing strategies
- Weather forecasts
- Winter storm maintenance standards
Actual plow routes and equipment assignments are determined by UDOT's District Engineers using the winter storm maintenance standards. Maintenance stations will provide normal services as soon as available resources permit during unusual or extreme winter conditions.




