Ship a Bike from Missouri to New Mexico

Move your bike from Missouri's 240-mile Katy Trail along the Missouri River to New Mexico's 83-mile Enchanted Circle at 8,000 feet. From Ozark Trail singletrack to Santa Fe's Sangre de Cristo mountain biking and high desert landscapes, your bike ships between river valley and mountain riding.

New Mexico's Enchanted Circle loops through the Sangre de Cristo Mountains past Taos, Angel Fire, and Red River, offering sustained climbing at altitude with views of Wheeler Peak, the state's highest point at 13,167 feet. Santa Fe's Dale Ball Trail system and the La Tierra Trails add technical desert singletrack with sandy washes and pinon-juniper forests. Missouri's Ozarks, while hilly, top out below 2,000 feet, so the transition to New Mexico's 7,000-to-10,000-foot riding elevations presents a genuine physiological challenge. The shift from lush, green river corridors to arid mesas and red rock canyons makes this one of the more dramatic landscape changes in domestic bike shipping.

This route covers approximately 900 to 1,100 miles through the southern Great Plains and into the high desert. Each bicycle is securely packed with attention to protecting suspension, wheels, and frame finish from dust and handling during transit. Full coverage is included with every shipment, and real-time tracking lets you follow your bike from the Missouri River lowlands to the thin air of northern New Mexico.