Shuttle Schedule: Call for available dates and times: (660) 723-9705

Pickup locations: Payson – Pine – Strawberry

1. Point to Point Trailhead Shuttle

• Service: Transport riders, bikes, and gear to Highline Trail trailheads
• Ideal for: Solo riders, groups, and bikepackers doing one-way rides.
• How it works: Riders park their vehicle at the finishing trailhead.  RCB picks them up and transports them to the starting trailhead.
• Pricing: $75 for one person, $50 each additional person

Ride at your own pace and enjoy the day, knowing your vehicle is waiting for you.

        2. Round Trip Shuttle Service

• Service: Transport riders, bikes, and gear to the starting trailhead. Pick riders up at the end-of-ride-trailhead and shuttle them back to the point of origin.
• Ideal for: Riders and bike-packers who are unable to transport their bikes and gear themselves.
• How it works: RCB picks up riders at a pre-approved location and shuttles them to the starting trailhead. RCB picks riders up at the ending trailhead and shuttles them back to the point of origin.
• Note: For this service, RCB requires riders to download the app “Life360”, so RCB can monitor the pace and communicate about alternate exist if conditions become unfavorable.
• Pricing: $150 for one person, $50 each additional person.

All you have to do is ride.

          3. Weekend Shuttle Runs on the Pine-Strawberry Trail 15

• Service: Shuttle riders from Pine to the Pine-Strawberry trailhead. They then ride down to their vehicle in Pine.
• Ideal for: Casual riders and weekend warriors
• How it works: Riders will park their vehicle at the pick-ip spot on Bradshaw Road by the Pine-Strawberry Fuel Reduction Groups’ parking lot. RCB shuttles them and thier gear to the trailhead, and they ride back to their vehicle.
• Pricing: $20 per person. Multiple runs allowed.

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Highline Trail: Point to Point Information

260 Trailhead to See Canyon: Approximately 9 miles

This is a very popular trail as it is easily accessed on both ends, and has been redone to increase flow and ride-ability. Short, bursty climbs and a long flowy downhill from the gate. Winds through beautiful pine forests. Finish with a  gravel road downhill.

See Canyon to Tonto Hatchery: Approximately 12 miles

This is one of least talked about sections of the Highline, with lots of rewards. There are a few technical rock sections, but they are short. Gorgeuos, flowy single track through the Tonto Forest.

There is water available at Horton creek.

Important!: It’s possible to miss the turn at Horton Creek, look uphill!

Tonto Hatchery to Washington Park: Approximately 23 miles

This piece is called the “Inner Sanctum”. It has the least amount of elevation compared to other sections, and offers incredible views of the Mogollon Rim while experiencing the peace and raw beauty of the Tonto Forest.

There is water available at Bonita Creek. Hike up the trail about 1/4 mile and drink right out of the mountain.

Washington Park to Geronimo: Approximately 10 miles

This section is a very enjoyable, slightly more technical piece. It is the rockiest section of the Highline, but the rewards are views of “Geronimo’s Temple”, and the Mogollon Rim. It finishes with a descent to Geronimo Creek.

Geronimo to Pine: Approximately 9 miles

This section starts with a long, sustained climb. It is very rideable all the way as the grade was built with mountain biking in mind. Once at the top, enjoy views of the Mogollon Rim. There is one short, technical rocky descent, then you wind your way through Tonto Forest down into Pine, and the finish.