Ogden Valley Travel Resources
Navigating Winter
Driving through the Ogden Valley? Scroll down for an interactive map, public transit info, roadside and parking, and other resources.
Mileposts & destinations
The interactive map below highlights the locations of the points and landmarks that are often referred to in road status updates and alerts, as well as popular recreation destinations in the area.
Transportation
All visitors, especially those who do not have a vehicle that is equipped with proper traction devices or are uncomfortable driving in severe winter weather conditions, are encouraged to utilize public transit and shuttle services, delay travel, or carpool in a properly equipped vehicle.
Uta Ski Bus
Utah Transit Authority (UTA) ski service begins when the resorts open and will continue through Sunday, April 12, 2026 for the winter 2025-26 season.
The ski bus fare is free for accessing Powder Mountain. The bus to Snowbasin is free for passholders (Snowbasin or IKON season pass) and employees. Otherwise, ski bus fare is $5.00, and some student and employee passes may not be applicable. You can pay for your ride using the Transit app (show your mobile ticket to the bus driver when you board), or your Pass (IKON or season pass) by tapping your card on the card reader when you board the bus.
Best Days of the Week to Avoid Crowds: Tuesday – Thursday
Best Times of Days to Avoid Crowds: 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
- Route 674 – Ogden Station to Powder Mountain
- Park and rides: Ogden Station, Ogden Canyon, Eden
- Route 675 – Ogden to Snowbasin
- Park and rides: Ogden Station, Ogden Canyon, Anderson Cove
- Route 677 – Layton to Snowbasin
- Park and rides: Layton Station, Antelope Drive, South Weber
To locate a bus, use the vehicle locator tool here. Visit the Ride UTA website and follow @RideUTA on Twitter for real-time updates on public transit.
Carpooling
Carpooling or ridesharing is a great way to reduce traffic congestion and help clear the air in the canyons.
To find others that are headed through the Ogden Valley, check out these resources:
#TravelWise in the Ogden Valley
TravelWise is a set of actions that encourage Utahns and visitors to reduce energy consumption, optimize mobility and improve air quality — ultimately improving quality of life. So what are the actions that apply to Ogden Valley to relieve the “red snake” and prevent unnecessary car emissions?
PARKING IN THE OGDEN VALLEY
Planning your travel is the most important step for ensuring a safe and efficient trip to the Ogden Valley's mountain resorts and popular summer destinations. The tools below provide essential, real-time information to help you manage your journey, reduce frustration, and avoid unnecessary delays caused by traffic congestion.
For safety reasons, roadside parking in Ogden Canyon is limited and generally discouraged, with many restrictions in place. Obey all parking signs. Illegally parked vehicles, including those on roadways, are subject to expensive tickets. Please use designated parking lots for your destination; refer to the map below.
WINTER WEATHER MAINTENANCE AND SNOWPLOW INFORMATION
UDOT strives to provide the public with safe and clear roads. There are a variety of factors that may impact the condition of a road, including:
- Rate of snowfall
- Type of snowfall
- Anti-icing strategies
- Weather forecasts
- Winter storm maintenance standards
Actual plow routes and equipment assignments are determined by UDOT's District Engineers using the winter storm maintenance standards. Maintenance stations will provide normal services as soon as available resources permit during unusual or extreme winter conditions.
You can track UDOT plows at udottraffic.utah.gov or on the UDOT Traffic app.
