Utah County route requests are openMoab same-day service is on deck

01 Utah's door-to-dirt bike shuttle

We do the climb.
You do the ride.

One van. Your whole crew. Bikes loaded. Beevr takes riders to the top, meets them at the bottom, and turns point-to-point trail days into the easiest part of the weekend.

14rider seats
2Utah ride zones
0cars left up top
Mountain biker riding through an alpine meadow in Utah
TOPTRAILBOTTOM
RIDE STATUSTRAIL DAY: SOLVEDUTAH COUNTY → DIRT
LOAD UPDROP HIGHRIDE DOWNROLL HOMELOAD UPDROP HIGHRIDE DOWNROLL HOME

02 Pick your mission

Local laps now.
Moab next.

Beevr is built around complete ride logistics—not just a seat to a trailhead. Tell us the start, finish, crew, and bikes. We'll map the cleanest plan.

Requests openA / 01

Utah County trail transport

Make the descent
the whole point.

Private group transportation between an agreed pickup, legal upper trailhead, and ride finish—without the post-ride car retrieval mission.

  • Provo & Orem foothills
  • American Fork Canyon area
  • Eagle Mountain & west Utah County
  • Custom legal trailhead routes
Request a local route
Mountain biker riding slickrock above the Moab desert
Coming soonB / 02

Utah County ↔ Moab same day

Big red-rock day.
Zero hotel nights.

Early pickup in Utah County, trail transport in Moab, bottom pickup, and a same-night ride home for your crew.

  • Whole Enchilada access
  • Raptor Route / Porcupine Rim
  • Mag 7
  • Custom group itineraries
Join the first-run list

Routes are confirmed case by case and depend on legal access, road conditions, weather, trail rules, and bike-carrying requirements.

03 The Beevr loop

Your ride day,
minus the shuffle.

More riding. Less key swapping, parking math, dusty car seats, and wondering who drew the short straw.

Build your route
  1. 01

    Meet + load

    Your group and bikes board at the agreed Utah County pickup.

  2. 02

    Drop high

    We transport the crew to the confirmed upper trailhead.

  3. 03

    Ride your line

    You focus on the trail while Beevr repositions for pickup.

  4. 04

    Meet low + roll

    Finish at the agreed location, reload, and head home together.

WHY BEEVR

Built for the
whole ride day.

From driveway to drop-in to post-ride pickup, the logistics stay with us.

01

Your crew stays together

One plan, one pickup, one ride home. No convoy or two-car shuttle puzzle.

02

Bikes are part of the plan

Tell us what the crew rides so rack fit and loading can be confirmed before departure.

03

Point-to-point by design

Top drop and bottom meet-up are coordinated around the route you actually want to ride.

04

Local first, Moab bound

Start with Utah County trail days, then get first access to the same-day Moab run.

04 Route request

Tell us where
you want to drop in.

Share the rough plan. Beevr will follow up to confirm route access, timing, bike fit, group details, and a custom quote.

Prefer email?beevrllc@gmail.com

This opens your email app with the ride details filled in.

05 Need to know

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Does Beevr wait at the bottom?

That's the idea. Your itinerary includes an agreed finish location and pickup window so the van is positioned for the next leg of your day.

How many riders can come?

The van has 15 passenger positions including the driver, which means up to 14 rider seats. Final group size also depends on the number, style, weight, and fit of the bikes.

Can we bring e-mountain bikes?

Maybe. E-bike transport depends on rack capacity and the rules of the trail system you choose. Include each bike's type and approximate weight in your request.

Is same-day Moab service available now?

It's the next service Beevr is developing. Join the interest list through the route form and you'll hear about first-run dates before the wider launch.

What happens with bad weather or closed roads?

Safety and legal access come first. Routes may move, reschedule, or cancel when weather, trail conditions, road access, or land-manager restrictions make the plan unsuitable.

Is this a guided ride?

No. Beevr provides transportation and route logistics. Riders are responsible for navigation, trail selection, skills, safety gear, water, food, repairs, and knowing the rules of the route.