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How to get fromSeattle to Zion National parkby plane, shuttle, bus, or car

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There are 7 ways to get from Seattle to Zion National park by plane, shuttle, bus, or car

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  1. Fly Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to St. George Regional, shuttle

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    1. Fly from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) to St. George Regional (SGU)plane plane SEA - SGU
    2. Take a shuttle bus from St. George, UT-1275 East Red Hills Parkway to Springdale, UT-Zion-Springdale Visitor Centershuttle bus
    9h 31m
    $137–451

  2. Bus, shuttle

    1. Take the bus from Seattle Bus Station to Provo Intermodal Hubbus bus
    2. Take the bus from Provo Central Station to Utah Tech - St Georgebus bus
    3. Take a shuttle bus from St. George, UT-1275 East Red Hills Parkway to Springdale, UT-Zion-Springdale Visitor Centershuttle bus
    26h 34m
    $219–398

  3. Drive 1,128.7 mi

    1. Drive from Seattle to Zion National parkcar car 1,128.7 mi
    17h 40m
    $206–298

  4. Fly Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to Cedar City Regional Airport, shuttle

    1. Fly from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) to Cedar City Regional Airport (CDC)plane plane SEA - CDC
    2. Take a shuttle bus from Cedar City - Iron County Taxi to St. George, UT-1275 East Red Hills Parkwayshuttle bus
    3. Take a shuttle bus from St. George, UT-1275 East Red Hills Parkway to Springdale, UT-Zion-Springdale Visitor Centershuttle bus
    11h 45m
    $150–473

  5. Fly Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to Harry Reid International Airport, bus, shuttle

    1. Fly from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)plane plane SEA - LAS
    2. Take the bus from Las Vegas to Saint Georgebus bus
    3. Take a shuttle bus from St. George, UT-1275 East Red Hills Parkway to Springdale, UT-Zion-Springdale Visitor Centershuttle bus
    10h 1m

  6. Fly Paine Field County Airport to Harry Reid International Airport, bus, shuttle

    1. Fly from Paine Field County Airport (PAE) to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)plane plane PAE - LAS
    2. Take the bus from Las Vegas to Saint Georgebus bus
    3. Take a shuttle bus from St. George, UT-1275 East Red Hills Parkway to Springdale, UT-Zion-Springdale Visitor Centershuttle bus
    9h 53m

  7. Bus, shuttle via Provo

    1. Take the bus from Seattle Bus Station to Provo Intermodal Hubbus bus
    2. Take the bus from 300 S / 600 E - Provo to St. Georgebus bus
    3. Take a shuttle bus from St. George, UT-1275 East Red Hills Parkway to Springdale, UT-Zion-Springdale Visitor Centershuttle bus
    26h 43m
    $227–396

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) to St. George Regional (SGU) flights

Calendar92Weekly Planes
Duration6h 43mAverage Duration
Ticket$80Cheapest Price
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  • Distance: 913.4 mi
  • Duration: 9h 31m

What companies run services between Seattle, WA, USA and Zion National park, UT, USA?

There is no direct connection from Seattle to Zion National park. However, you can take the vehicle to SeaTac/Airport, walk to SeaTac Station, take the line 574 bus to SeaTac Airport Terminal - Bay 2, walk to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) airport, fly to St. George Regional (SGU), walk to St. George Airport, take the shuttle to St. George, UT-1275 East Red Hills Parkway, take the shuttle to Springdale, UT-Zion-Springdale Visitor Center, then walk to Zion National park. Alternatively, you can take a bus from Seattle Bus Station to Zion National park via Provo Intermodal Hub, Provo Central Station, Utah Tech - St George, St. George, UT-1275 East Red Hills Parkway, and Springdale, UT-Zion-Springdale Visitor Center in around 26h 34m.

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