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Parks and Trails Help: FAQ

Source: Local Help Stations (localhelpstations.com). Last updated November 2, 2026.

How much is the Utah State Parks pass?

The Standard Annual Pass is $125 and the Senior Annual Pass for ages 65 and older is $65. Both are for Utah residents only.

Does the Utah State Parks pass work at national parks?

No. Utah State Parks says the annual pass does not include any national parks.

How much is day use at Deer Creek State Park?

$20 per vehicle in summer (March 19 to October 20) and $15 in winter, with $10 for Utah seniors 65 and older.

Can I take my dog up Big Cottonwood Canyon?

Salt Lake City Public Utilities prohibits dogs, horses and other domestic animals in its protected watershed canyons. Check the city's watershed rules page for the protected areas.

Can kids ride e-bikes in Utah?

Under Utah Code 41-6a-1115.5 as in effect November 2, 2026, riders under 16 may not ride a Class 3 e-bike, riders under 14 need direct parent or guardian supervision to use the motor on public property, and riders under 8 may not use the motor on public property. This section changes May 5, 2027. The new version drops the under 16 Class 3 rule. Riders 8 to 15 may use the motor on a highway only under direct supervision of a parent or another responsible adult, or with a personal electric vehicle safety certificate. Riders 16 and older may use it without supervision, and riders under 8 may not use the motor on a highway.

In this guide: How much is a Utah State Parks annual pass? · Day use fees at two popular state parks · Dogs and swimming in Salt Lake City watershed canyons · E-bikes on Utah trails · FAQ · Sources

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