So, you have answered the siren’s call to float  the Green and/or the Colorado;   both snow melt rivers winding through the magnificent red rock canyons and azure blue skies of the Utah desert.  Now you have to figure out the logistics.  Whether you choose to explore the Labyrinth Section of the Green or Westwater or Cataract Canyon of the Colorado we would be happy to help you get on and off the water.

Full service shuttles

We can shuttle you and your gear to the put in and come and pick you up at the end of the trip.  We have several trailers and can carry boats, canoes and kayaks.

Vehicle transfers

This is the best and easiest way to shuttle for Cataract Canyon. We know that organizing a river trip can be a logistical nightmare and we are hoping to alleviate some of the pain by making your shuttle arrangements a breeze.  You have 3 options listed below to arrange for a vehicle transfer, the first being the most convenient;

1. Hide a key, arrange payment and print this vehicle transfer waiver; sign it and leave in car(s);
2. Mail spare key and payment in advance, print forms and leave in cars;
3. Stop by our office with keys and payment, print and leave forms in your car.

Correspondence can be made by phone or email.  We drive your vehicles in a caravan and at least one Coyote Shuttle owner (either Jesse or Kristi) will be in tow.  We move your cars in the daylight, all drivers are responsible adults over the age of 25, and we never exceed 65 mph.  Jesse, if you haven’t heard already, can fix anything but we do ask that your vehicles be in adequate running condition  (please, no floor boards or cylinders missing).

From your end,  in addition to what is listed in the above option you choose, please make sure you remember to hide your key, to fill your tanks full of gas, leave a spare tire (with air) for your car and one for your trailer, leave trailer keys handy in case there is an issue and if your car requires special instructions please leave us a note.

Thanks and That’s all folks!

Written by Kristi on June 7, 2010 under .

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