moderate
4–8 hours depending on section
Moderate fitness is recommended to comfortably hike sections of the West Rim Trail with varied terrain.
Experience hassle-free hiking on the West Rim Trail with Pine Creek Outfitters' Custom WRT Valet. Let the experts handle your vehicle shuttle while you focus on the stunning Pennsylvania scenery.
Experience the West Rim Trail like never before with Pine Creek Outfitters' vehicle shuttle service. While you hike, a PCO employee will expertly move your vehicle, allowing you to focus on the stunning scenery. Enjoy the freedom of hiking without the hassle of transportation logistics, rain or shine!
$100/ vehicle
A PCO employee will move your vehicle while you hike a section of the West Rim Trail. On the Vehicle Shuttle form you will receive in the confirmation email, you can leave instructions on where to leave the vehicle and the keys.
If you are looking for us to move your vehicle from one terminus to the other, please reserve a "Rattlesnake Rock Valet."
You may bring the completed Vehicle shuttle form with you on the day of your trip, or you can send us a picture at info@pinecrk.com
It never hurts to bring a completed form of your own just to be safe!
There is no such thing as bad weather- just bad gear.
There is a non-refundable $10 per vehicle deposit.
-Customers will only be issued a refund with 48 hour notice (minus $10/ vehicle plus processing fees). -Customers with less than 48 hour notice will not receive a refund.
Hiker Bail-Out - Off-Schedule Custom Shuttle (Availability Not Guaranteed) $40/person ($80 min)
Reserve your Custom WRT Valet early to secure your preferred date and time, especially during peak hiking seasons.
Bring only what you need since the valet service handles your vehicle, so lighter loads improve your trail experience.
Prepare for sudden weather changes typical of the Pennsylvania wilderness; dress accordingly for rain or shine.
Have a physical map or GPS device handy as cell signal can be unreliable along parts of the West Rim Trail.
The West Rim Trail follows routes historically used by Native American tribes and early settlers exploring the Pine Creek Gorge.
Efforts by local groups help preserve the trail environment by minimizing erosion and protecting native flora and fauna.
Carry your essentials comfortably and keep your hands free during the hike.
Stay hydrated on the trail, especially during warmer months.
Adjust to varying temperatures with breathable and insulating layers.
fall specific
Protect yourself from mosquitoes and ticks prevalent in summer months.
summer specific