Moscow covers a fairly small area--it's less than 10 miles across--with downtown and the University of Idaho at its center. It's pretty easy to get around, even for visitors unfamiliar with the area. Here are a few things to consider as you work to get from Point A to Point B:

• On foot: Moscow's sidewalks and bike lanes make it easy to navigate without a car or taxi. To make walking around campus easier, check out a map of the university.

• By car: When you do have you're own mode of transportation, it can be difficult to navigate parking on campus and in town. Parking on the street is free off-campus (unless otherwise stated). Most parking in and around downtown has a 3 hour limit, so, keep this in mind when deciding where to park. UI has a reciprocal agreement with Washington State University allowing you to park with WSU permits on campus. For other visitors, Red, Purple, and Silver lots are free on the weekends and after 5 pm on weekdays.

• By bus: Moscow provides a free fixed-route bus schedule on weekdays before 6 pm. If you don't feel like walking, feel free to grab a ride at a bus stop.

• By taxi: If your hotel does not provide a shuttle service, then a taxi is the best way to go to and from the airport.

  • ​A-Z Taxi

  • Moscow Taxi

  • Pegasus Taxi