Area Code 385: Utah, Utah
385 is a telephone area code serving Utah. It is part of the North American Numbering Plan and is dialed with the country code +1.
Numbers beginning with 385 are located in Utah, United States (NANP region: Wasatch).
How to Dial Area Code 385
| Calling from | What to dial |
|---|---|
| Anywhere in the US or Canada | 1 385 XXX-XXXX (10-digit dialing: 385 + 7-digit number) |
| Local call inside the same area code | 7-digit number in most areas; 10 digits where an overlay code is active |
| From the UK or Europe | 00 1 385 XXX XXXX |
| From Australia | 0011 1 385 XXX XXXX |
| From a mobile phone anywhere | +1 385 XXX XXXX |
Whatever country you are calling from, the + symbol replaces the exit code. Save the contact as +1 385 XXXXXXX and it will dial correctly from any phone in the world.
Time Zone for Area Code 385
Calls to a 385 number ring in the America/Denver time zone, standard offset UTC-07:00. Daylight saving time applies here, so the offset moves forward one hour from March to November.
Other Area Codes in Utah
These codes also serve Utah. Area codes are assigned by the North American Numbering Plan Administration (NANPA).
See all 3 area codes in Utah →
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is area code 385?
Area code 385 is in Utah, United States. It covers Wasatch (overlay).
What time zone is area code 385 in?
Area code 385 rings in the America/Denver time zone (UTC-07:00 standard).
Do I need to dial 1 before area code 385?
Yes, for a long-distance call inside the US and Canada you dial 1 first, then 385, then the seven-digit number. The 1 is the North American long-distance trunk prefix — it is not the country code. From outside North America you dial your exit code then 1 then 385.
Is area code 385 toll-free?
No. 385 is a standard geographic area code, so normal long-distance rates apply unless your plan includes them. Toll-free NANP codes are 800, 833, 844, 855, 866, 877 and 888.