Effortless Adventure: Explore Pinal Mountain Trails With Our Bike Shuttles!

About

Shuttle seats $30 per person / per run. Feel free to book in advance!

The Pinal Mountain Range is a beautiful and remote section of the Tonto National Forest. Highest points reach near 8,000 feet in the pines and descend quickly to the high desert of 4,000 feet. The mountain is home to many animals that deserve attention and respect. Black Bear, Mule Deer, Whitetail Deer, Bobcats and Rattlesnakes are just a few species that call the mountain home. Vegetation can be soft and kind or sharp and pointed. It is common to find cactus along trail edges...they don't like tires! Mountain weather is typically 20 - 40 degrees cooler than in town with greater chances for precipitation and higher winds. Although hours of dedicated volunteer trail maintenance occur, downed trees and brush can exist, and caution should be taken when navigating around and over trail obstacles. Appropriate clothing and gear should be worn / taken for existing and potential weather conditions. Never ride alone and always let a friend or family member know where you plan to go. Cell service does exist on the mountain, although spotty in deep drainages and at parts of the day. Be familiar with the trail sections you plan to enjoy. Know distances, elevation gain / drop along with most current trail conditions and the weather. Utilize popular trail apps such as Trailforks for additional information.

• The 3 main trails we currently shuttle to are Sixshooter, Ice House Canyon, Kellner Canyon... The most popular DH trails in the area!
• We also offer the '157 Shuttle' that only takes 15 min to access for 6 mile descend to downtown.

More Info

• There is a $90 minimum (1, 2 or 3 people) to get the shuttle started. As more book, you will be refunded to the normal rate.
• Please arrive at least 20 minutes early for bike loading.