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. Backpackers, we will meet you at your endpoint and drive you to your trailhead. Our drivers all have clean driving histories and are required to pass a medical physical showing they are fit to drive. We take great care and strive to be the best shuttle service available anywhere.

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Sand island to

clay hills vehicle shuttle

Leave us a spare key and we drive your vehicle to Clay Hills saving you the 6-hour shuttle drive.

Price

  • 1-3 Vehicles: $200/each
  • 4+ Vehicles: $180/each

Sand island to

Mexican Hat Vehicle Shuttle

We drive your vehicle to Mexican Hat saving you a 1-hour shuttle before your trip.

Price

  • 1-3 Vehicles: $75
  • 4+ Vehicles: $65

Mexican hat to

clay hills vehicle shuttle

Leave us a spare key and we drive your vehicle to Clay Hills saving you the 6-hour shuttle drive.

Price

  • 1-3 Vehicles: $200/each
  • 4+ Vehicles: $180/each

Grand Gulch

Trailhead shuttles

Trailhead shuttle services for all Grand Gulch Trailheads

Price

  • 1-4 Guests = $250
  • 5+ Guests Additional $10/Person
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State Route 95 Road Closure

Thank you for visiting our website, we have some important information for you that may affect your touring plans into San Juan County, Bears Ears National Monument & Cedar Mesa.

State Route 95 Road Closure

As of August 6, 2021, The Utah Department of Transportation has extended the closure of the Cottonwood Wash Bridge on State Route 95 west of Blanding for an additional 60 days.

Three of our land-based tours have been affected by this road closure: Intro to Bears Ears, Arch Canyon UTV Excursion, and House of Fire. 

The current closure of SR-95 extends approximately 28 miles from the junction of U.S. Highway 191 to SR-261. UDOT crews have deployed portable electronic message boards from several maintenance stations in southern Utah to key highway junctions to help inform motorists of the closure.

Public inquiries regarding the bridge repair project may be sent to [email protected]. For the latest on Utah road and traffic conditions please visit udottraffic.utah.gov or check the UDOT Traffic App.

If you have any questions about our region please don't hesitate to contact us at 435/672-2477 or 435/672-2244. There is no better place on earth to social distance than basking in the beautiful backcountry of Bears Ears National Monument. Thank you for your patience and we look forward to serving you soon!

Wild Expeditions

Notices for all three tours that are affected by the road closures

Notice for Intro to Bears Ears

Due to the road closure of State Route 95 between the U.S. Highway 191 to SR-261 we are not able to offer the Intro to Bears Ears Tour.

As an alternative we recommend the Monarch Cave & Wolfman Panel hiking tour.

Additional hikes we recommend are side hikes into Comb Ridge/Butler Wash.

Notice for House of Fire

Due to the road closure of State Route 95 between the U.S. Highway 191 to SR-261 we are not able to offer the House of Fire Tour.

As an alternative we recommend the Monarch Cave & Wolfman Panel hiking tour or the River House UTV Excursion.

Additional hikes we recommend are side hikes into Comb Ridge/Butler Wash.

Notice for Arch Canyon UTV Excursion

Due to the road closure of State Route 95 between the U.S. Highway 191 to SR-261 we are not able to offer the Arch Canyon UTV Excursion.

As an alternative we recommend the River House UTV Excursion.

We also recommend side hikes into Comb Ridge/Butler Wash.