Ship a Bike from Arizona to New Hampshire

Ship from Tucson's warm desert roads to New Hampshire's Mount Washington, where a 4,600-foot climb in just 7.6 miles awaits. Both states challenge climbers with iconic ascents in strikingly different settings.

New Hampshire's Mount Washington Auto Road is one of the steepest paved climbs in eastern North America, with gradients exceeding 18% on its upper pitches and weather conditions that can change from sunshine to sub-freezing temperatures within minutes. The annual Climb to the Clouds hillclimb race draws serious competitors from across the country. Beyond Mount Washington, the Kancamagus Highway offers a 34.5-mile scenic ride through the White Mountains with 3,000 feet of climbing, and the state's Connecticut River valley provides rolling farmland routes between Hanover and Keene. New Hampshire's fall foliage season, from late September through mid-October, creates some of the most beautiful cycling scenery in the world, with entire mountainsides blazing in orange, red, and gold.

Shipping between Arizona and New Hampshire takes four to six days via ground transport. Each bike is packed in a protective container designed for the cross-country journey, with attention to the dramatic climate shift from desert warmth to New England's variable mountain weather. Full coverage is included as standard, protecting your bike throughout the transit. Riders planning around the Mount Washington hillclimb or fall foliage season should book their shipments well in advance, as both periods see increased demand for bike shipping into the Granite State. Door-to-door service reaches all parts of New Hampshire, from the seacoast towns to the mountain villages of the White Mountains.