Getting Around Greater Zion

Important Zion National Park Update:

The historic Zion-Mount Carmel Highway and Tunnel will be closed to all large vehicles on June 7, 2026.

Effective June 7, 2026, single and combined vehicles cannot exceed any of these measurements:

Take steps to prepare for your trip by measuring your vehicle BEFORE arrival. Remember to include mirrors, tires (especially duallys), and ALL attachments (AC units, bike racks, satellite dishes, roof racks, after-market modifications).

If your large vehicle exceeds limits, you will not be able to travel through the tunnel and will need to turn around at Canyon Junction or the East Entrance.

Large Vehicles CAN Still Access the park if:

Parking in a large vehicle lot at Zion Canyon Visitor Center (limited space available)
Have Zion Lodge pass
Camping at Watchman or South Campground

Refresh Your Itinerary

If your vehicle or trailer is too large, this is an opportunity to refresh your itinerary by taking an alternative scenic route to Zion National Park with exciting stops.

SLC
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Zion Corridor
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ZNP

Las Vegas
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Zion Corridor
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ZNP

Bryce Canyon
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Zion Corridor
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ZNP

Arizona Grand Canyon
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Zion Corridor
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ZNP

A map and list of RV friendly attractions

Zion Corridor Park & Ride

Starting March 1, 2026, the Town of Virgin, in partnership with Zion White Bison Resort, SunTran, UDOT, Greater Zion Convention & Tourism Office, and Washington County will launch the Zion Corridor Park & Ride.

This is a space where anyone can park for free at the resort and take a shuttle or ride SunTran to Zion National Park. This option is avaiable to every type of vehicle, but it is a particularly convenient option for large vehicles.

Click here for Information about the Zion Corridor Park & Ride

Greater Zion Transportation Options

Greater Zion makes getting around easy, whether you prefer to tap an app, hop on a bus, or cruise at your own pace. Rideshare services like Lyft and Uber operate throughout the area, alongside local taxi services.

Scooters offer a fun, flexible way to explore nearby neighborhoods, while SunTran public transit connects key hubs, attractions, and Zion National Park access.

Flying in? St. George Regional Airport offers convenient on-site car rentals from familiar national brands, with additional neighborhood locations throughout the region.

Wherever you’re headed, there’s a smooth ride waiting.

Taxi Service & Rideshare Services

Name	Contact
AAA Quality Cab	(435) 656-5222
Color Country Cab Company	(435) 705-9979
Lyft
St. George Taxi	(435) 628-8320
Taxi USA	(435) 656-1500
Uber

Rental Cars

Name	Contact
Alamo	844-370-9179
AVIS Rent-a-Car	(435) 627-2002
Budget Rent-a-Car	(435) 673-6825
Enterprise	(435) 634-1556
Hertz	(435) 652-9941
National Car Rental	435-673-5647
Vroom.Me	(435) 375-4355

Rentable Scooters

Name	Contact
Spin Electric Scooters

Rentable Bikes

Name	Contact
Better on E-Bikes	(435) 817-2363
Bicycles Unlimited	(435) 673-4492
Bike Fix Utah	(435) 627-0510
Blue Raven Bikes	(435) 225-0295
eBikesZion	(435) 922-5350
Greater Zion eBikes	(435) 429-1555
IBBC Cyclery & Multisport	(435) 319-0011
Kova Rentals	(435) 261-7791
Nate’s Bike Shop	(435) 922-0590
Open Road Motosports	(435) 218-7790
Outta Here eBikes	(435) 922-5151
Rampage E-Bike Sales / Rentals	(435) 767-2003
Rampage E-Bike Sales/Rentals/Service	(435) 313-6368
Rapid Cycling	(435) 703-9880
Red Coyote Cyclery	(435) 628-0990
Red Rock Bicycle Co. – Hurricane	(435) 652-8382
Red Rock Bicycle Co. – St. George	(435) 674-3185
Ride On MTB	435-229-5973
Ride Zion eBike Rentals	(435) 200-5260
Snow Canyon eBike Rentals	(435) 414-1665
So Rad Rentals	(801) 598-5056
SoTah Adventures	(435) 495-4200
St. George Bicycle Collective	(435) 429-2666
St. George Ebikes	(435) 522-3035
Utah E-Bike Adventures	(435) 393-0676
Zion Adventures Company	(435) 772-1001
Zion Cycles	(435) 772-0400
Zion E-Bike Rentals
Zion Guru	(435) 632-0432
Zion Outfitter	(435) 772-5090
Zion Peddler E-Bike Rentals	(435) 900-1002

Suntran

Name	Contact
SunTran	435-627-4010

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