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Shuttle Service from Sand Island to Clay Hills in Bluff, Utah - Moab

Shuttle Service from Sand Island to Clay Hills in Bluff, Utah

Bluffeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

Varies; shuttle time approximately 2 hours

Fitness Level

No special fitness level required as this is a vehicle shuttle service

Overview

Save hours of driving with Wild Expeditions' shuttle from Sand Island to Clay Hills in Bluff, Utah. Explore stunning wilderness without the hassle of the long drive.

Bluff, Utah

Shuttles - Sand Island to Clay Hills

Save Yourself 6 Hours Of Driving • We'll shuttle your vehicle to the takeout

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About This Adventure

Experience the convenience of our vehicle shuttle from Sand Island to Clay Hills, cutting down a 6-hour drive. Simply leave a spare key at Bluff Dwellings Resort, open 24/7. Enjoy the stunning remoteness of the San Juan River and Bears Ears National Monument without the hassle of driving.

Vehicle Shuttle from Sand Island to Clay Hills!

Duration

We'll shuttle your vehicle saving you a 6 hour drive.

About

Leave us a spare key at our desk located in Bluff Dwellings Resort. Open 24/7 so you can drop off your key anytime.

About Our Shuttles

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.

Adventure Tips

Leave Your Key at Bluff Dwellings Resort

Make sure to securely leave a spare key at the resort, open 24/7, to enable a smooth shuttle pickup.

Pack Light for Convenience

Bring only what you need to make transfers easier and quicker during the shuttle service.

Check Shuttle Times in Advance

Confirm shuttle availability and schedules ahead of time to avoid any potential delays.

Prepare for Remote Road Conditions

Roads in this region can be rugged and weather-dependent; plan accordingly for safety and comfort.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mule deer
  • Golden eagles

History

The San Juan River corridor holds important Navajo cultural sites and early pioneer history tied to Bluff and surrounding landmarks.

Conservation

Efforts by local organizations help protect Bears Ears National Monument’s sensitive ecosystems and cultural heritage sites.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Spare Vehicle Key

Essential

Required to leave at Bluff Dwellings Resort for vehicle retrieval.

Hydration Pack or Water Bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated during warmer months when waiting or exploring nearby.

summer specific

Sun Protection (Hat, Sunscreen)

Essential

Protect yourself from strong UV rays in the open desert environment.

spring|summer|fall specific

Light Jacket or Layers

Useful for cooler mornings, evenings, or unexpected weather changes.

spring|fall|winter specific