Where are the pick-up locations?

Pick-ups are at North Kaibab Trailhead (5:30 PM), Jacob Lake Inn (6:20 PM), and Cliff Dwellers Lodge (7:00 PM).

How early should I arrive for my pick-up?

Arrive 10–15 minutes before departure to allow time for boarding and any last-minute checks.

Can I bring large backpacks or gear?

The shuttle accommodates standard hiking gear; contact the operator ahead of time to confirm space for oversized packs or equipment.

Is there restrooms or Wi‑Fi on the shuttle?

Restroom and Wi‑Fi availability vary; assume limited service and plan accordingly, especially with limited cell coverage on parts of the route.

How do I book or check availability?

Use the provided referral link to view availability and reserve a seat; summer and holiday windows fill quickly.

Evening North-to-South R2R Shuttle: Grand Canyon Rim-to-Rim Transfer (5:30 PM)

Q: What drop-off options are available on the South Rim?

Drop-offs include South Kaibab Trailhead, Market Plaza, Bright Angel Lodge, DeMotte Campground, Backcountry Lot D/Maswick Lodge, and Jacob Lake Inn.

The North to South - R2R EVENING Shuttle (5:30 PM) carries hikers and travelers across the Grand Canyon's rim-to-rim corridor, ferrying passengers from the North Kaibab Trailhead and nearby stops to a range of drop-off points on the South Rim. Operating out of northern Arizona, this evening shuttle connects remote trailheads, Jacob Lake Inn, and Cliff Dwellers Lodge with the South Rim’s hotels and campgrounds, making it an efficient bridge after a long day or a multi-day route. Begin at the North Kaibab Trailhead (5:30 PM), or catch the vehicle at Jacob Lake Inn (6:20 PM) or Cliff Dwellers Lodge (7:00 PM). Drop-off options include South Kaibab Trailhead, Market Plaza, Bright Angel Lodge, DeMotte Campground, Backcountry Lot D/Maswick Lodge, or Jacobs Lake Inn. Riders are advised to arrive 10–15 minutes early; this is practical travel, not a sightseeing tour, but the windows frame views through pinyon-juniper and the rim’s serrated ridgelines as the sun leans west. Why book this shuttle? For rim-to-rim hikers it removes the logistics of shuttling vehicles, allowing one-way descents and overnight plans without backtracking. For visitors who want to switch rims without the long drive around the canyon, it’s a low-stress option. The route passes through a changing high-desert landscape—Kaibab Plateau forest giving way to the canyon’s exposed Kaibab Limestone and Coconino Sandstone—so even a short journey feels like an introduction to Grand Canyon geology. This service is a functional piece of the region’s outdoor network: it ties trailheads to lodging and backcountry permits, supports sustainable visitor flow by reducing private vehicle traffic, and helps hikers preserve energy for the trails themselves. The shuttle’s evening schedule suits those finishing a day hike or finishing multi-day backpacking legs who need a predictable link to accommodations. Practical notes: secure reservations or check availability through the provided referral link; pack layers for changing temperatures after sunset; carry a headlamp if your plan extends into dusk. The shuttle accommodates small groups and has stops that align with the National Park’s infrastructure, including Maswick Lodge and the South Rim’s Market Plaza. For travelers based in Flagstaff or staying at rim lodges, this shuttle turns a logistical challenge into smooth travel. Whether you’ve completed a rim-to-rim route or simply need a quick transfer between rim communities, the North to South - R2R EVENING Shuttle (5:30 PM) is a straightforward, route-savvy choice that keeps your itinerary moving and your energy in reserve for the canyon’s trails. Expect variable temperatures between the Kaibab Plateau and canyon rims, limited cell service through parts of the route, courteous drivers experienced with hiker logistics; pack out trash, respect park rules, and book early during peak summer windows to guarantee your seat on this essential cross-canyon shuttle today.

About Kaibab Express

Kaibab Express provides scheduled and charter shuttle services based in Flagstaff, Arizona, specializing in transportation to and between the Grand Canyon rims. The company operates multiple shuttle routes that connect the South Rim and North Rim, offering both South-to-North and North-to-South rim transfers as well as private charter options. Services include early morning pickups and flexible drop-off points such as Jacob Lake Inn, DeMott Campground, and the North Kaibab Trailhead.

Drivers are experienced in regional routes, road conditions, and visitor needs, ensuring comfortable, timely transfers across the canyon corridor. Reservations accommodate individual travelers, families, and small groups seeking efficient, point-to-point transportation without the hassle of planning complex logistics. Vehicles are configured for passenger comfort and luggage, and operations prioritize safety, punctuality, and clear communication about pickup and drop-off times.

Kaibab Express coordinates routes that cross the canyon, enabling guests to visit both rims in a single trip when timing allows. The company’s Flagstaff location positions it for easy access to Grand Canyon National Park and nearby lodging. Known for direct shuttle connections and private charters, Kaibab Express supports visitors, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts who require reliable transit between remote trailheads and rim viewpoints. Customers can choose scheduled rim shuttles or arrange a private charter for customized itineraries. Clear routing, multiple destination options, and localized knowledge characterize the service, making Kaibab Express a practical transportation choice for Grand Canyon travelers. Timely scheduling, transparent pricing, and experienced drivers help visitors focus on exploring, hiking, and scenic photography safely; available year-round for travelers.