Sedona Shuttle is the free, easy and eco-friendly way to explore some of Sedona’s favorite trails.

What trailheads are served by the Sedona Shuttle?

• Cathedral Rock

• Little Horse

• Soldier Pass

• Dry Creek Vista, with access to Devil’s Bridge

• Mescal

Reasons to Use the Sedona Shuttle:

• It's free. 

• No need to worry about parking.

• It's good for the environment. Shared rides mean fewer vehicles on the road. 

When do the Shuttles run?

Thursday through Sunday

7:00 AM to 5:30 PM

See the website for information on trailhead parking restrictions, current service schedule, holiday hours, and how to catch the shuttle: https://sedonashuttle.com/how-to-ride/

Parking Restrictions (Last Checked on June 14, 2024)

Check https://sedonashuttle.com/how-to-ride/ for the most recent updates

• Cathedral Rock Trailhead: The parking lot(s) located at the Cathedral Rock Trailhead will be closed to the general public whenever the shuttle is operating and will reopen after the shuttles go out of service.

- The USFS has not established specific hours for access to the Cathedral Rock trailhead, however, overnight camping is not allowed at this location.

• Soldier’s Pass Trailhead: The USFS parking lot located at the Soldier’s Pass trailhead will be closed to the general public whenever the shuttle is operating.

- Per U.S. Forest Service regulations, both the trailhead and parking lot at Soldier’s Pass are ALWAYS closed between 6 p.m.-8 a.m.

Note: Shuttles run year-round, Thursday thru Sunday. However, Shuttles will run EVERY DAY during Spring Break (Feb 29 – Apr 21, 2024), and during select holidays. (Watch for service alerts on the main page of this website for schedule modifications).