Los Angeles to Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City is the longest lane we run on I-15 without cutting off onto another interstate, about 715 miles north through Las Vegas, the Virgin River Gorge, and the Utah desert before the Wasatch Range comes into view. Households make this trip for a tech or outdoor-industry job, a transfer near the university, or a move that trades LA traffic for wide-open winters.
- Distance715 mi north
- RouteI-15
- Drive timeabout 11 hours
- LicenseCalifornia-registered and insured
A two-day haul, planned as one
A run this long isn’t something our crew pushes through in a single sitting, so we plan it as a two-day haul with an overnight stop past Las Vegas rather than a driver fighting fatigue through the Virgin River Gorge after dark. The schedule gets built around that stop before your move date is ever confirmed.
Assembling the Salt Lake City run
- Walkthrough Priya checks your Los Angeles rooms and any building rules before pricing
- One number a single figure for the full 715 miles, the overnight stop included
- Load our crew inventories and pads every piece before the run north begins
- Drive through Las Vegas, the Virgin River Gorge, and the Utah desert
- Deliver the same crew that loaded in Los Angeles sets up the Salt Lake City address
| Move size | Rate on this lane |
|---|---|
| 1-bedroom | $1,280 – $1,800 |
| 2-bedroom home or condo | $2,650 – $3,900 |
| 3-bedroom house | $4,150 – $6,050 |
| 4+ bedroom or full home | $6,100 – $8,700 |
One crew, no depot swap
Your things ride the whole way with the same crew that packed them, through the Virgin River Gorge and into Utah, with nothing staged at a terminal along the way.
