The Latest Plan for Utah’s Cottonwood Canyon Traffic Could Cost Drivers Big Bucks
The gondola is still in play, but a new tolling program in Big and Little Cottonwood Canyon could charge cars $25-$50 to get to the resorts.
The gondola is still in play, but a new tolling program in Big and Little Cottonwood Canyon could charge cars $25-$50 to get to the resorts.
You’ll want more than Google Maps if you’re coming from Salt Lake City to Alta during a storm—namely intel, patience, and a pee bottle.
Lots of snow plus decreased bus service up Utah’s Cottonwood Canyons have created the perfect storm of bumper-to-bumper traffic.
The state’s Department of Transportation recommended a gondola as the most efficient option to decrease canyon traffic.
Between I-70 and Little Cottonwood Canyon, whose traffic is the crappiest traffic of all? The answer is yes.