Park City wildlife advocacy group reports moose death in S.R. 224 collision

The Park Record

by Jay Hamburger

June 10, 2025

Two moose calf silhouettes are alongside S.R. 224. The silhouettes were previously placed to honor a moose that was struck and killed nearby. An advocacy group called Save People Save Wildlife reported a moose died in a collision with a vehicle along the S.R. 224 entryway this month. Credit: Park Record file photo by Clayton Steward

A moose died after a collision with a vehicle along the Park City entryway in early June, an advocacy group said.

Save People Save Wildlife said the accident occurred on the outbound side of S.R. 224 close to Temple Har Shalom. Car parts were found in the vicinity of the carcass, the group said.

S.R. 224 is under the jurisdiction of the Utah Department of Transportation and is the primary entryway to Park City for drivers from the Snyderville Basin and the Wasatch Front. There is significant open space that provides wildlife habitat as the road approaches the Park City limits.

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