Closest airport to park city
Salt Lake City International Airport is the closest airport to Park City. It sits about 35 miles from town and is the airport most visitors use for ski trips to Park City, Canyons Village, and Deer Valley. The drive usually takes 35 to 45 minutes in clear weather and longer during winter storms.
How far Park City is from Salt Lake City Airport
Most of the route is simple highway travel. You leave the airport on I 80, head east toward the mountains, and reach Park City through Kimball Junction. From there, you follow local roads to your hotel or condo. Winter conditions can slow the final stretch, especially on storm days or during holiday traffic.
Do other airports serve Park City?
There are no closer commercial airports to Park City. All winter travelers use Salt Lake City International Airport. Smaller airports in the region do not offer commercial service to Park City or the surrounding ski resorts.
Best way to get from the airport to Park City
Most visitors choose between rideshare, rental cars, shuttle vans, and private SUV transfers.
Rental cars give flexibility but require winter driving and parking.
Rideshare can work on clear days but is inconsistent in storms.
Shuttles are cost effective but may involve long waits and multiple stops.
Private SUV transfers offer a direct, calm ride with winter trained drivers and AWD vehicles set up for ski gear.
For families and groups, private SUV transfers are often the simplest way to travel after a flight.
Winter travel conditions to expect
Snowstorms can change travel times quickly. Icy mornings, plow traffic, and slowdowns at Kimball Junction are common in winter. Visitors arriving during active storms should plan for extra time between landing and check-in. Local drivers understand how the road behaves during snow cycles and can help adjust timing.
Book a private SUV from Salt Lake City Airport to Park City
First Chair Transport Co. provides private SUV transfers between Salt Lake City Airport and Park City, Canyons Village, and Deer Valley. Winter trained drivers use AWD vehicles with room for ski gear, luggage, and families.