What do shuttle buses do?
All shuttle buses, regardless of destination, are designed to move people around within the park. You’re not limited to staying on the bus in which you originally started. This is the type of bus you want to take if you’re interested in a day hike, or just want to experience the park off the bus for a while. When you’re ready to re-board, you can flag down any other shuttle bus going in your desired direction – i.e., farther into the park, or back towards the entrance. Re-boarding is on a seat-available basis, so be prepared to wait for a bus with ample seating. This may take up to an hour, so plan accordingly. What happens on a shuttle bus? Trips on the shuttle buses are informal. The drivers provide basic park and safety information, assist you in spotting wildlife along the road and answer questions, but do not provide formal narration. Bring food and beverages with you. No food or drink is available once you depart the Wilderness Access Center. Rest stops occur around every ninety
