Shuttle Shack

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Shuttle Shack

112 Douglas Dr., Damascus, VA 24236
2764753773
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Shuttle Shack is a family owned and operated, Bicycle Rental and Shuttle Operator for the Virginia Creeper Trail. We are conveniently located in downtown Damascus, Virginia next to the Virginia Creeper Trail. We are the only bicycle rental – shuttle service operator for the Virginia Creeper Trail with locations in both Abingdon and Damascus.

Does a 17 mile downhill with a 1500′ descent sound good? (Sounds delicious!) Whether you want to ride the 17 mile downhill ride from Whitetop Station to our front door or continue on to historic Abingdon, we can arrange a trip to suit your needs. We’ve been doing this for 10 years, so we know how to get you and (more importantly) your bike safely and comfortably to the top for good times to remember.

Walk-ins Welcome!

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