San Juan Huts Shuttles: Your Gateway to Epic Colorado Plateau Bikepacking
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours (shuttle times)
Fitness Level
Participants should have reasonable biking fitness depending on chosen route; shuttles require minimal exertion.
Overview
Discover how San Juan Huts Shuttles transforms your bikepacking experience across the Colorado Plateau, connecting Moab to Telluride, Durango, and beyond. Travel light and ride far with this essential shuttle service.
San Juan Huts Shuttles
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of the San Juan Huts trail system, a 250-mile bikepacking adventure across the stunning Colorado Plateau and Moab. Enjoy the freedom of fully stocked huts, allowing you to travel light while exploring diverse routes suitable for all skill levels. Embrace the backcountry like never before!
Experience the thrill of the San Juan Huts trail system, a 250-mile bikepacking adventure across the stunning Colorado Plateau and Moab. Enjoy the freedom of fully stocked huts, allowing you to travel light while exploring diverse routes suitable for all skill levels. Embrace the backcountry like never before!
Adventure Tips
Book Shuttle Early
Reserve your shuttle spot well in advance to secure your preferred date and pick-up location, especially in high season.
Check Vehicle Capacity
Groups larger than four ride in a 15-passenger van—plan accordingly to maximize comfort.
Pack Minimalist Gear
Leverage the stocked huts along the trail to avoid hauling heavy camping equipment on your bike.
Prepare for Remote Terrain
Cell service is limited; carry maps and GPS devices and let someone know your itinerary.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Golden eagles
History
The San Juan Huts trail corridor crosses land historically used by Ancestral Puebloans, whose cliff dwellings remain scattered nearby.
Conservation
Shuttle use helps reduce car traffic and environmental impact along the fragile backcountry routes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Protect your head during bikepacking and shuttle loading/unloading.
Hydration Pack
Keep water accessible during trail riding and shuttle stops in hot weather.
summer specific
Lightweight Layers
Layering helps adjust to temperature swings common in the Colorado Plateau backcountry.
spring specific
GPS Device or Map
Critical for navigation when cell signals are unreliable along the huts system.