RWY 20 RIGHT TRAFFIC EXC HELICOPTERS.įOR CD IF UNA TO CTC ON FSS FREQ, CTC SALT LAKE ARTCC AT 80. RWY 02 LEFT TRAFFIC PATTERN EXC HELICOPTERS. RWY 02/20 CLSD TO HEL RUN-ON LNDG RWY 08/26 CLSD TO HEL RUN-ON LNDG TWY A, N OF RWY 8/26 CLSD TO HEL RUN-ON LNDG TWY C CLSD TO HEL RUN-ON LNDG. Most offer a pickup service from your hotel.AUTOROTATE - NO AUTOROTATION TRNG TO HELIPAD. Several private tour operators serve the area around Bryce from Cedar City and other towns within southern Utah. Reservations are required for this 4-hour trip around the area’s scenic viewpoints. The NPS Bryce Canyon Rainbow Point bus tour is free and runs twice daily from Rub’s Inn. Buses run a hop-on hop-off service every 10 minutes in peak hours, from 8am to 8pm from May through October.
The NPS runs free shuttle buses within Bryce Canyon National Park commencing at Ruby’s Inn Staging area. Some hotels in Cedar City offer an airport shuttle service. Public buses only run within the city limits of Cedar City there are no public bus services to Bryce Canyon. Las Vegas McCarren International AirportĪ car is essential to explore the sights of southern Utah.FlyingĪirports serving the Bryce Canyon area include: Turn right onto Hwy 63 which leads into Bryce Canyon National Park. Turn right on Hwy 89 for 17 miles then turn left on Hwy 12 and follow it for 13.5 miles. Take exit 95 just north of Cedar City and follow Hwy 20 for 20.5 miles.
Those driving to Bryce Canyon should use the I-15 north from Las Vegas (254 miles) or south from Salt Lake City (271 miles). The NPS runs free shuttle buses within Bryce Canyon National Park. Guided tours are an excellent way to see the sights without the hassle of driving, map reading and parking.
There are no buses beyond the city limits of Cedar City although hotels provide shuttle transport to and from the airport. Visitors may choose to fly to Las Vegas or Cedar City but a car is essential for exploring the area.
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