OH YEAH, IT'S OUR 30th YEAR! With the founder Jesse Marshall still at the helm!
2024 is turning out to be a good year! It's been a pretty cool spring and since it can get pretty darn hot here we appreciate any cool we can get!
We are turning the corner into the dog days of summer and there is no better place to deal with the heat than on the river. The snowmelt has increased river levels making for great rafting, paddle boarding, kayaking or canoeing.
Early morning mountain bike rides in the desert are still manageable but you can't beat the mountains this time of year. Burro Pass, on the Whole Enchilada Trail system is almost clear of snow, on track for a July 1st shuttle start.
While not an issue for the summer, road construction on the La Sal loop road will make for some creative shuttling in the autumn. We will do our best to navigate the ever changing construction schedule we have been given but starting Aug 29, the first shuttle of the day is scheduled to go all the way to the top for the Whole Enchilada, the second shuttle of the Day will be limited to Hazard and lower. Destinations for the day will be governed by weather conditions. Please read the shuttle page for more details.
We have weathered many storms in our 30 years, from road construction closures, to forest fires, to pandemics to alien abductions...okay, not that yet, and this year there is just another little blip to keep us on our toes. We will do our best to get you all to your desired destinations.
You can call, email or book directly online. We look forward to hearing from you!
A RIDE YOU'LL REMEMBER FOR A LIFETIME
The Coyote Experience
At Coyote Shuttle, we believe that the fun begins the moment you step into the shuttle. Our well informed drivers will shuttle you with flair and send you home with a story to tell about your ascent and your descent.
Our vehicles are mostly classic Volkswagen vans and we promise a good vibe with every ride.
BOOK A SHUTTLE! PLEASE CALL US AT (435) 260-2097 OR EMAIL AT info@coyoteshuttle.com
Learn what we do in 13 seconds! Watch the video clip linked to below.
The three main trail systems for mountain bike shuttles are the The Whole Enchilada(includes Porcupine Rim), The Magnificent 7 and the Moab Brands Trails.
The schedule varies due to weather and temperatures but we usually have two scheduled times before noon during high season.
We do take reservations in advance, but you are also welcome to call us at (435) 260-2097 when you arrive in town.
So, you have answered the siren’s call to float the Green and/or the Colorado rivers. Both are snowmelt rivers that wind through the magnificent red rock canyons and azure blue skies of the Utah desert.
Coyote Shuttle specializes in facilitating your self-guided trip. We offer Vehicle Transfers for on Cataract Canyon and Labyrinth Canyon. You can book online or give us a call.
Canyonlands has hundreds of miles of hiking trails which explore the park’s natural and cultural features.
Take one look at a map and you'll see that Canyonlands is truly a playground, and a large one. At 527 square miles, it's the largest of the national parks in Utah. It has rivers and deep canyons, domes, mesas, arches and petroglyphs.
Here's what people are saying:
“Like the Scooby-Doo van, only better! Coyote Shuttle is the most unique and entertaining shuttle service I’ve ever experienced. This is the most fun shuttle in Moab.”
— Silvi
“Friendly folks, quick call backs, flexible drop off points and excellent trail intel — hard to imagine how this could be a better company!”
— K.L.
“This shuttle service is phenomenal — the true hippy lifestyle epitomized in a single shuttle ride — these guys are living the dream and I’m happy to support them. Their VW bus shuttles are clean and spacious.”
— Mike
“Coyote Shuttle provided us outstanding service for our kayak trip. They are very organized and provide and great service...”
— Dave
“Sure any of the shuttle companies in Moab will get you to where you want to be, but Coyote Shuttle does it with style. It is a memorable way to start out a very memorable ride.”
— Tyler
Moab’s Original Shuttle Company
