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  | Wasatch Crest Shuttle provides shuttles from the mouth of Mill Creek Canyon, 3900 South & Wasatch Blvd., to Guardsman Pass at the top of Big Cottonwood Canyon. The schedule to the right is for EVEN NUMBERED DAYS ONLY (July 2, 4, 6, etc.). Reservations are strongly recommended, but not necessary for scheduled shuttles. For times not listed, please email us to request a date and time that works best for you (two rider minimum for unscheduled shuttles). New for 2010, unscheduled shuttles can be public or private. Unscheduled public shuttles will be posted online in the calendar and a mobile alert will be sent when the reservation is made allowing other people to join your group. Unscheduled private shuttles will not be posted online and mobile alerts will not be sent out. Private shuttles from Mill Creek Canyon to Guardsman Pass are $20 per person with a two rider minimum. Park City shuttles from Mill Creek Canyon are unscheduled and private. All shuttles from Mill Creek Canyon to Guardsman Pass can be purchased online. | From 3900 S. Wasatch Blvd to Guardsman Pass; even numbered days. Unscheduled shuttles also available. Weekdays 7 am & 5 pm Weekends & Holidays 7 am, 7:45, 8:30, 9:15, 10:00, 10:45, 11:30, 12:15 pm, 1:00, 1:45, & 2:30 $15 per person. BOOK IT>> Mill Creek Canyon to Park City Shuttles>> Salt Lake to Guardsman or Park City Shuttles>> |
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| Utah Transit Authority (UTA) endorsed Wasatch Crest Shuttle for "... develop[ing] transportation alternatives that enhance air quality, conserve energy and improve mobility along the Wasatch Front. UTA Rideshare appreciates Wasatch Crest Shuttle for providing outdoor enthusiasts a chance to leave their car at home." Salt Lake County is currently rewriting the Wasatch Canyons Master Plan for the next 20 years. The planning process has included a survey and workshops to discuss the public's concerns. Increased transportation options in the Tri-Canyons are one of the top three concerns among people surveyed. Wasatch Crest Shuttle's mountain bike shuttle service is long overdue: According to the National Forest Service, Wasatch-Cache National Forest, visitors to the Tri-Canyon area will make increasing use of mass transit to reduce the congestion on the highways, and mass transit opportunities will expand to include year-round operations (Revised Forest Plan Wasatch-Cache National Forest, February 2003, 4-162). Next, Solitude Ski Area's Master Development Plan states that traffic counts from 1990 to 1995 in Big Cottonwood Canyon show that during weekends, holidays, and the peak of fall foliage, the number of vehicles traveling SR 190 is similar to that of peak winter uses (1.9.1.3). Leaving your car behind is as option that is clearly long overdue. Proud Member: Salt Lake Convention & Visitors Bureau ¦ Ski Utah ¦ Ogden Valley Business Association Ogden Convention and Visitors Bureau WASATCH CREST SHUTTLE ¦ PO Box 9941 ¦ Salt Lake City ¦ UT ¦ 84109 | ||