How to get from
Salt Lake City Airport (SLC) to Park City
Adults
Age 13+Children
Age 0-12Shuttles & Buses (Shared Services)
Shuttle
From
$197.71 CAD
For 1 adult
Taxis, SUVs & Vans (Private Services)
Route details
Distance:
57 km / 36 miles
Driving Time:
45mins
*Subject to weather and traffic conditions.
Shared Shuttles may take longer
People often ask
Yes. You can book a shuttle bus through Ridebooker that runs from SLC to Park City year-round. Departures are grouped around flight arrivals rather than a fixed schedule. This service sells out on busy holidays like Christmas, New Year, Presidents' Day weekend and spring break so book as soon as your flights are confirmed.
A pre-booked shuttle or private transfer is the simplest option. It avoids rental car queues, parking hassles, and the need to drive in snow. Shuttles are more cost effective, whilst private transfers will work to your schedule or better suit larger groups and early/late flight arrivals.
Whilst it is possible pricing can surge based on demand meaning it is not always cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer and availability is not guaranteed. Many Uber drivers prefer to focus on trips within the Salt Lake City area rather than a trip out to Park City with the potential of an empty vehicle for the drive back. A prebooked transfer locks in price and availability.
No. Park City has a free public transit system that runs between Main Street, Park City ountain, Canyons Village and Deer Valley, and resort parking is often paud and fills up on busy days. The town is very compact and walkable. Many people find they end up paying for a car that is seldom used once they arrive in Park City.
I-80 is a major, well-maintained interstate, but Parleys Canyon climbs to over 7,000 feet and conditions can change quickly in a storm. If you're not used to winter mountain driving, a shuttle bus or private transfer takes that off your plate.
It’s a good idea, especially during ski season or busy weekends. Pre-booking guarantees a seat and often secures better pricing.
Around 45 minutes for the 36 mile drive, depending on traffic and where you are staying. Winter storms in parleys Canyon can add time, and the shuttle us may wait briefly for other passengers before leaving the airport, as well as drop off in multiple places.
If you're travelling alone, the shuttle bus is the cheapest option. For two or more people, a private taxi or car service booked through Ridebooker will often work out just as economical per person. Groups usually get the best value from a charter van that also provides room for extra luggage such as skis, boards, bikes or golf clubs.
Deer Valley's Snwo Park base is about a mile from Main Street, and free buses connect the two, so it's easy to stay in one and ski at the other.
About travelling from Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) to Park City, UT
Getting from Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) to Park City, Utah is one of the quickest airport-to-resort transfers in North America. The journey covers approximately 36 miles (57 km) and typically takes around 45 minutes, depending on traffic and weather conditions. Very few major resorts sit this close to a hub airport, which is a big part of why Park City is a popular destination.
A shuttle bus, booked through Ridebooker, runs year round with departures based around your flight arrival rather than a fixed timetable. Departures are grouped around incoming flights, so your ride is tied to when you land, though there may be a short wait while other passengers arrive. It’s the simplest and most economic choice if you’re travelling solo. The shuttle bus will take you to almost any address in Park City.
If you’re travelling as a couple or group, check out the private car service options before you book. On this route, a taxi, suv or van split between passengers can often cost similar or even less than a shuttle bus and will leave on your timetable with less waiting time at the airport. If you’re bringing extra luggage such as skis, snowboards, golf bags then a SUV or 8-passenger van is the better option. For larger groups, Ridebooker also offers 14-passenger vans or reach out for a price on a private motorcoach.
Park City has three main base areas, so make sure to give your exact address when you book. Park City Mountain’s main base sits at the edge of town, a few minutes from the historical Main Street. Canyons Village, its second base, is closer to I-80 and is slightly quicker to reach from the airport. Deer Valley’s Snow Park base is just above Main Street.
Parleys Canyon is the only real climb on the route, topping out at just over 7,000 feet. Most days it’s an easy interstate drive, but winter storms can slow it right down, and Friday evenings and holidays bring heavy eastbound traffic. A booked transfer means someone else handles the canyon, and you’ll know the price before you land, unlike Rideshares that often see scarce availability or price surges.
Once you’re in town, free buses connect Main Street, Park City Mountain, Canyons Village and Deer Valley, so most visitors manage fine without a car.
Travelling from downtown? See our Salt Lake City to Park City transfers
Staying in Deer Valley? See our SLC to Deer Valley transfers.