The Bryce Canyon Shuttle is the park's free, NPS-operated hop-on-hop-off system connecting Ruby's Inn, the shuttle staging area, Bryce Canyon Lodge, North and Sunset Campgrounds, and every major amphitheater viewpoint, reducing congestion along the narrow scenic drive. It runs on roughly 15-minute intervals, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (extended to 8 p.m. in summer), typically early April through late October — there is no shuttle service in winter. Free with park admission; no reservations needed.
371 reviews
4 months ago
Great service with friendly, and helpful drivers. Takes all the stress out of visiting the park. We parked outside the park across from Ruby's and there was lots of (free $) parking spaces available. On the drive into the park the drivers gave lots of helpful advice and answered everyone's questions. This was my second time riding these shuttles in the last few years and I would not do it any other way. Once inside the National Park there's very limited parking.
a month ago
Super convenient! Super easy! Super nice drivers! This is a great service, especially if you want to hike one-way on one of the trails in Bryce.
5 years ago
This is the best ride into Bryce Canyon, no need to deal with parking. Buses come around every ten minutes so you don’t wait too long. our bus driver was very knowledgeable and was super friendly. I recommend the ride with Comfy seats and AC.
a year ago
This service is super nice and efficient. Driver are nice this is just so perfect especially if you are with an RV you leave it outside and wait for the shuttle
a year ago
The shuttle is great! The drivers were all fantastic! I highly recommend using this mode of transport into Bryce Canyon. Just be mindful of when the last shuttle leaves at the end of the day and be done hiking in time.