Zion National Park Shuttle

The Zion National Park Shuttle is a shuttle service for the South Rim of the Zion National Park, operated for the United States National Park Service by Parks Transportation, Inc., a subsidiary of McDonald Transit Associates. .

The service was created in 1997 as a voluntary and alternative form of transportation on the grounds of the Zion National Park.

Services operate mid-March and late-November.

Routes and descriptions

Fleet Number(s)	Year	Manufacturer	Model	Engine	Transmission	Notes
10-39	2000	ElDorado National	Transmark RE-29	Cummins B5.9LPG	Allison B300R	Operate in conjoined pairs with trailer units^[2] Propane-powered
40-49	2009	ElDorado National	Transmark RE-29	Cummins B5.9LPG	Allison B300R	Operate in conjoined pairs with trailer units^[2] Propane-powered
51-81	1999	ElDorado National	Transmark RE-29 trailer	N/A	N/A	Operate in conjoined pairs with "tractor" units^[2] Unpowered trailer units

Fleet Number(s)	Thumbnail	Year	Manufacturer	Model	Engine	Transmission	Notes
(26 on order)		2022	Proterra	Catalyst BE40	UQM HD220	Eaton EEV-7202	Purchased with $33 million grant from USDOT^[3] To replace existing ElDorado fleet

Fleet Number(s)	Thumbnail	Year	Manufacturer	Model	Engine	Transmission	Notes

Fleet Number(s)	Year	Manufacturer	Model	Engine	Transmission	Notes
24	2017	Proterra	Catalyst BE40	UQM HD220	Eaton EEV-7202	Demonstration unit^[2] Operated for 3 months during 2017
1903-P	2018	New Flyer	XE60	ZF AVE130 in-wheel motor		Demonstration unit^[2] Operated for 3 months during 2017
	2019	New Flyer	XE35	Siemens ELFA2		Demonstration unit^[2] Operated for 3 months during 2017