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H: 53°Heber Valley is nestled in a mountain valley just south of Park City and approximately 45 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport. Access is easy via I-80 to major state highway US-40, which passes directly through Heber Valley. This means you can catch a plane in the morning and be hiking, biking, skiing, snowmobiling, or simply relaxing in our beautiful valley by early afternoon.
| Major Cities | Miles | National Parks | Miles |
| Park City, UT | 17 | Arches N.P. | 219 |
| Salt Lake City, UT | 44 | Capitol Reef N.P. | 207 |
| Las Vegas, NV | 410 | Bryce N.P. | 257 |
| Denver, CO | 454 | Canyonlands N.P. | 231 |
| Los Angeles, CA | 677 | Zion N.P. | 258 |
Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC): Only 45 minutes from Heber Valley, this airport is the second largest hub for Delta Airlines with zero stop lights to Heber Valley and easy freeway access direct from the airport to this mountain town.
Provo Airport (PVU): Located an easy 44 minutes from Heber Valley, this general aviation airfield services scheduled commercial flights with onsite businesses, parking, and amenities.
Heber Valley General Aviation Airport (KHCR): For those with access to private air transportation, the Heber Valley Airport is the most convenient and located only 2 miles from the center of Heber City, paralleling US Hwy-189. Most aircraft that land here are small airplanes. Sailplanes and gliders also lift off from the Heber Valley Airport, as well as hot air balloons. Due to the valley's high elevation and arid climate, the conditions are particularly good for gliding and balloons.
Private Transportation - Personal and group transportation in and around Heber City, Park City, and Salt Lake City. Available 24 hours a day with advance reservatinon.
High Valley Transit - High Valley Transit is the smartest way to get around the Wasatch Back completely fare FREE. Book trips right from your phone and commute, run errands, and more — all without needing a car. Or catch a free bus at one of several pre-set stops along US-40 through Heber City.
Uber/Lyft/Taxi Services - These transit options are available for guests traveling from Salt Lake City International Airport or the areas of Provo/Orem, Salt Lake City, and Park City. However, guests will need to arrange for transportation back to those markets from Heber Valley. These services are not readily available once in the Heber Valley area.
Car Rental Options - Depending on your travel plans and itinerary destinations, a rental car may be the best fit for your trip. If this is the case, there are several rental options at Salt Lake City International Airport, as well as in Salt Lake City, Provo/Orem, Park City, and Heber City. We recommend you book in advance.
Utah’s high-altitude desert climate creates the perfect conditions for year-round outdoor adventures. Visitors find the dry summer warmth and cool nights more comfortable than humid environments. In winter, the elevation and dry air combine to make “The Greatest Snow on Earth”—ideal conditions for skiing and snowmobiling.
| Season | Average High Temperatures | Average Low Temperatures | Details |
| Summer | 80–90°F (27–32°C) | 45–55°F (7–13°C) | Dry heat with cool, comfortable evenings |
| Fall | 60–75°F (16–24°C) | 30–45°F (-1–7°C) | Crisp air and colorful foliage; great hiking and biking |
| Winter | 25–40°F (-4–4°C) | 5–20°F (-15 to -6°C) | Generally light snowfall, great for winter sports |
| Spring | 55–70°F (13–21°C) | 25–40°F (-4–4°C) | Cool mornings and mild afternoons; snow may linger early |
For current conditions and the week’s forecast, click the temperature icon in the top navigation bar.
