Shuttle Services
Gear Shuttles
Our Gear Truck can handle anything you throw at it. With an open-deck, 24' trailer for ease of loading, your crew will be having happy hour at Lee's while everyone else is still rigging.
Can fit up to 5 Passengers at no additional cost.
Gear Shuttle
Flagstaff to Lee's Ferry
$675
Up to 5 passengers at no additional cost
Gear Shuttle
Pearce Ferry to Flagstaff
$675
Up to 5 passengers at no additional cost
Gear Shuttle
Diamond Creek to Flagstaff
$875*
Up to 5 passengers at no additional cost
*Hualapai Fees not included in this price
Passenger Shuttles
Our 15-passenger vans make for a comfortable ride to and from the river. Pairs well with our Gear Shuttle for a standard size trip of 16 people.
Passenger Shuttle
Flagstaff to Lee's Ferry
$675
14 Passenger Maximum
Passenger Shuttle
Pearce Ferry to Flagstaff
$675
14 Passenger Maximum
Passenger Shuttle
Diamond Creek to Flagstaff
$875*
14 Passenger Maximum
*Hualapai Fees not included in price
Personal Vehicle Shuttles
We can easily shuttle personal vehicles for you. And we have a secure, long-term lot for vehicle storage while you're on the water. Pairs well with our Gear Shuttle for an 8-person trip.
Vehicle Shuttle
Lee's Ferry to Flagstaff
$225
Vehicle w/ trailer Shuttle
Lee's Ferry to Flagstaff
$275
Vehicle Shuttle
Flagstaff to Diamond / Pearce
$225*
*Hualapai Fees not included in this price
Vehicle w/ trailer Shuttle
Flagstaff to Diamond / Pearce
$275*
*Hualapai Fees not included in this price
Personal Vehicle Parking in our
Secure Lot in Flagstaff
$2 / Day
Logistics &
Considerations

Flagstaff to Lee's Ferry
Good paved road, travels through the Navajo Reservation
Flagstaff to Diamond Creek
Mostly paved, ends with 20 miles of rough dirt road through the Hualapai Reservation (Hualapai fees apply). Occasionally washes out during monsoon season (July - mid-September)
Flagstaff to Pearce Ferry
Mostly Interstate and 2-lane highway, with 7 miles of well-maintained dirt road down to the river
Flagstaff to South Rim
All 2-lane highway
Affordable shuttle options for guests hiking in our out through Groome Transportation
Take Out Options
Weigh your take out options
Diamond Creek
Diamond Creek Road, on the Hualapai Reservation, is the first possible take-out option, 225 river miles below Lee's Ferry. The first 20 miles of road out of the canyon are rough dirt road, that can occasionally wash out during flash floods in our monsoon season (July - September). The Hualapai Tribe requires a $60 permit fee for each trip participant, driver & vehicle (i.e. 20 permits for 16 people, 2 drivers & 2 vehicles); Moenkopi can easily add these permit fees to your group invoice (we add $4.20 per permit to cover admin & CC fees).
Pros:
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earlier take-out
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shorter drive back to Flagstaff
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avoid flat water at the top of Lake Mead
Pearce Ferry
Our favorite take-out, Pearce Ferry is the lower take-out option, approximately 280 river miles below Lee's Ferry. Below Diamond Creek, you'll run the Lower Granite Gorge rapids (about 12 miles) before running out on the slow-moving headwaters of Lake Mead. The flat water can be done as a night-float (with all the boats tied together and the outside oars removed in case you bump into a sand bank) which makes this whole stretch possible to do in 24 hours. Without the night float, you'll typically want 1-3 nights below Diamond. You'll save approx. $1500 with Hualapai fees and shuttle fees using the Pearce Ferry take-out.
Pros:
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see the entire Grand Canyon
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less expensive (no additional fees)
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only 7 miles of well-maintained dirt road