Get ready for an exciting ski season! UTA Ski Bus service starts Sunday, November 26, and will continue through Saturday, April 13, 2024.
Plan Your Trip
Make sure to download the Transit app to help plan your route, locate your bus, and pay for your fare.*
*Free Ski Bus rides are included with your season pass or 2023-24 IKON Pass. If you received your 2023-24 IKON pass in the mail, you are good to tap onto the bus and ride up to the resort. If you have not yet received your 2023-24 IKON pass, you will need to purchase a bus fare to get to the resort.
Ski Service
Weber County (Dec. 9 - March 24):
- 674 to Powder Mountain (Ends April 7, night skiing ends March 31)
- 675 to Snowbasin (Ends April 13)
- Click here to see updated stops and park-and-ride lots
- Anderson Cove Park and Ride closure: Due to a broken water line, Ski Bus Route 675 will be unable to stop at Anderson Cove Park and Ride between March 1 and April 15. The parking lot will be inaccessible and buses will not be able to service this lot.
Davis County (Dec. 9 - March 31):
Salt Lake County (Nov. 26 - April 13):
Utah County (Dec. 23 - March 2):
- 880 to Sundance
- Saturdays only in March
To see a full summary of all the November Change Day adjustments, with a link to the routes' updated schedules, click here: https://rideuta.com/Rider-Info/Change-Day/november-2023-Change-Day
Ski Service Highlights
- Collaboration with partners
- All-day bus service up both Cottonwood Canyons
- Backup buses deployed by UTA, when possible, for high-traffic times
- UTA and resorts working together to ensure more efficiency for bus access into and out of resort parking lots
- Employee transportation into the canyons with expanded UTA Vanpool services and a resort-managed employee shuttle service
Why Choose UTA?
- Public transit is key to supporting Utah's recreational economy while preserving the environment.
- UTA is dedicated to understanding the needs of the canyons and working with all stakeholders to expand our service.
- Those traveling from out of town can purchase the Ski Super Pass through Visit Salt Lake, which includes UTA fare.