Ride More, Shuttle More – Moab’s Best Bike Shuttle Service

Looking to maximize your ride time and skip the dusty grind? The Whole Enchilada Shuttle Company has you covered. Conveniently departing from the shuttle parking lot at 675 North Main in Moab, there’s plenty of space to park your vehicle before you head out for a day on the trails.

Our Moab bike shuttle runs on a set schedule throughout spring, summer, and fall, taking riders to some of the most iconic routes in the desert, including:

  • The Whole Enchilada bike shuttle – Burro Pass, UPS, LPS, and the legendary Porcupine Rim (weather permitting).
  • Raptor Route — an exciting alternative or extension to the Whole Enchilada with flowing, fun singletrack.
  • Bar M – the perfect gateway to family-friendly and scenic loops at Moab Brands.
  • Mag 7 shuttle – access to one of the most fun and varied trail systems in Moab.

What to Know Before You Go

  • You are booking the departure time of the shuttle, not your ride start time. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes early—loading bikes and riders takes time, and we strive to roll out on schedule.
  • Even with a shuttle, trails like the Whole Enchilada, Porcupine Rim, and Mag 7 still include some climbing. First-timers and seasoned riders alike love that a shuttle saves the legs for the fun part—descending Moab’s world-class singletrack.
  • Avoid the 12-mile, dusty grind up Sand Flats Road by hopping on our shuttle instead. It’s more time riding and less time suffering.
  • Trail conditions matter—check our updates before you book. Keep in mind, Burro Pass (top of the Whole Enchilada) usually doesn’t open until after July 1.
  • If you’re renting bikes from Poison Spider Bicycles, be sure to catch an early shuttle so you can return your rental before the shop closes.
Bar M Trails - North 40
Magnificent 7, Mag-7
UPS Trail Moab
  • Some rides, like Porcupine Rim Trail, Whole Enchilada and Mag 7 have a substantial climb even with a shuttle. This makes the difference for first-timers and tired veterans as well, allowing you to have more fun and log in more ride time.
  • Some roads, such as the Sand Flats Road that riders use to pedal up 12 miles to Porcupine, get very congested and extra-dusty…not too fun.
  • Check out our trails conditions page to see what trails are open. The Whole Enchilada from Burro Pass does not open until after July 1. If you are renting bikes from Poison Spider do not take one of the later shuttles as you will not make it back in time to return the bikes. They do offer shuttles earlier but keep in mind the shop may not be open.

Please note: Poison Spider Bicycles is not the shuttle operator. We work closely with our partners at Whole Enchilada Shuttle Company to make sure your Moab bike adventure is seamless. For full schedules and booking, visit wholeenchiladashuttles.com