easy
Varies depending on shuttle routes
Suitable for people with basic mobility and fitness, as the shuttle handles transportation while hiking difficulty depends on your chosen trail segment.
Skip the long drives and complicated logistics with Wild Expeditions’ Grand Gulch Trailhead Shuttle service. Seamlessly explore Utah’s Grand Gulch Wilderness and Bears Ears National Monument with your vehicle waiting where you finish.
For all ages • Save Yourself 1 Hour of Driving • Up to 10 People
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Southern Utah without the hassle of long drives. Our Trailhead shuttle service efficiently transports you between all Grand Gulch Trailheads, ensuring your vehicle is waiting at your takeout. Enjoy a seamless adventure in the stunning San Juan River and Bears Ears National Monument.
This shuttle saves you a 1 hour shuttle drive.
Trailhead shuttle services for all Grand Gulch Trailheads:
The San Juan River and Bears Ears National Monument are some of the most remote places in all of Southern Utah which is what makes them so great but comes at the cost of hours of drive time. Let us save you the pain of shuttling and we’ll drive your vehicle so that it is waiting at your takeout. Backpackers, we will meet you at your endpoint and drive you to your trailhead. Our drivers all have clean driving histories and are required to pass a medical physical showing they are fit to drive. We take great care and strive to be the best shuttle service available anywhere.
Book your shuttle well in advance, especially during peak seasons, to guarantee your spot.
Carry ample water and snacks as services and stores are limited in this remote area.
Double-check pick-up and drop-off times with Wild Expeditions to ensure smooth transfers.
Cell service can be unreliable; have reliable navigation aids to avoid getting lost.
Grand Gulch is rich in Ancestral Puebloan history, with thousands of years-old cliff dwellings and rock art scattered throughout the canyon.
The shuttle service helps reduce vehicle traffic and parking issues in sensitive wilderness areas, promoting sustainable visitation.
Staying hydrated is critical in the dry Utah climate throughout the year.
Protect yourself from intense sun exposure, especially during summer months.
summer specific
Layering helps regulate temperature changes common during spring hikes.
spring specific
Reliable footwear is important for footing on varied terrain.