Taxi and Shuttle
Don't get stranded and plan your roundtrip adventure with us and ride in style
Moab Toy Taxi
Bike, River, or Trailhead shuttles
Take the stress out of getting there and back again by letting us take care of you, your bikes (including e-bikes), your boat, and even your pets.
Airport Rides
Pick up and dropoff at Moab Canyonlands, Salt Lake City, Grand Junction, and Denver airports airports.
Scenic Tours, Pavement and Offroad
On or off-road, we know some gorgeous and exciting places to take you.
Run out of gas?
No spare tire?
Don't worry, we offer roadside assistance too!
So Much More Than Just a Taxi Service
Looking to explore the fantastic scenery of Dead Horse State Park?
Want a lift to/from the SLC, GJ, or Moab airports?
A Ride to/from Ruby Ranch, Sorrel River, or Spanish Valley and Castle Creek Wineries?
A shuttle for your bikes, boats, pets, or group to Porcupine Rim, Slick Rock, or Mineral Bottom?
+ Roadside assistance
+ Scenic Tours
+ Open 7 Days a Week
WE GOT YOU!
Scenic Bwy U-128
Rides to and from Redcliffs and Sorell River Lodge. Scenic tours, boat docks, and trailheads await.
Dead Horse State Park and Canyonlands
Dead Horse Point State Park is E-Bike friendly! Canyonlands is also nearby and offer a number of viewpoints and trails.
Rides in and out of town
Get a lift from your hotel or vacation rental whether it's up the river road or down the highway in Spanish Valley
Rides Starting at Only $25
One of the most affordable rides around!
Peace of mind
Know we have your back in case you run out of gas or tires with our roadside assistance.
Pet Friendly
No need to leave any friends or family members behind
Airport rides
From Canyonlands and Salt Lake City to Grand Junction and Denver
Welcome To Moab
and take comfort knowing you don't need to stress about getting you, your loved ones, and wheels around Moab.
Licensed and Insured
2024 Bureau of Land Managment and Canyonlands Regional Airport permit
Lastly
Remember to enjoy the beauty and scenary of the fantastic landscape you're in
Pictures
Don't get to overwhelmed with taking too many pictures. They tend to look best at sunrise and sunset. Enjoy your day!