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    City’s Sedona Shuttle Trailhead Routes service transports its millionth rider

    March 28, 2025No Comments
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    Sedona News – On March 27, 2025, less than three years after the launch of the city’s new transit system, the Sedona Shuttle transported its one-millionth rider on its popular, free Trailhead Routes service.

    “That’s one million passenger trips for people who were able to hike or bike Sedona’s iconic trails without having to find parking. And it is particularly impressive that it was all done with only five vehicles operating Thursday through Sunday most of the year and daily during peak travel season,” said city of Sedona Transit Administrator Amber Wagner.

    Sedona Shuttle’s Trailhead Routes averaged more than 35 boardings per hour and operate from three park-and-ride lots: Posse Grounds, North SR 179 and West SR 89A. They serve five of Sedona’s most popular trailheads – Mescal, Dry Creek Vista, Soldier Pass, Cathedral Rock and Little Horse – and provide access to hundreds of miles of trails with iconic views like Devil’s Bridge and Cathedral Rock.

    The Sedona Shuttle provides multiple benefits to locals and visitors alike. Not only can residents hop on the shuttle without having to look for parking, but neighborhoods near the most popular trailheads have seen a dramatic decrease in traffic and parking issues. Visitors also appreciate being able to get to incredible recreation opportunities without having to worry about parking illegally and damaging the fragile environment.

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    More recently, the Trailhead Routes have been made even easier to use with the introduction of Sedona Shuttle Connect. This on-demand, shared-ride service picks up riders at their home or hotel and takes them almost anywhere in Sedona, including the three park-and-ride lots.

    “Now Sedona residents and visitors can have an entirely car-free experience when they choose to recreate in Sedona,” said Wagner.

    Sedona Shuttle Trailhead Routes operations are funded through local tax dollars and the Sedona Shuttle Connect operations are funded with a mix of local and federal funds. Learn more about the Sedona Shuttle at www.sedonashuttle.com.

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