Boulder's Community Transit Network

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) owns and operates a majority of Boulder's Community Transit Network, while Via Mobility Services operates the HOP route. The City of Boulder collaborates with both RTD and Via to plan and fund Boulder's local bus service.

The City of Boulder's vision for transit services focuses on developing and enhancing a complete transit system – a network of high-quality, frequent and convenient transit routes that connect local destinations and neighborhoods and regional destinations.

Bus Routes and Schedules

Plan Your Bus Trip

Routes

View a static map of all stops and routes in the city.

Schedules & Alerts

For routes, stops and real-time data on service updates, download the Transit app.

Plan Your Trip

You can also use RTD's Trip Planner, here to help you get from point A to point B using RTD transit services. Or, view the entire RTD system at a glance, including Boulder, Denver and surrounding cities.

  1. Park-n-Ride

    View RTD Park-n-Ride information for things to consider before you park your car and hop on board RTD transit.

  2. Bike-n-Ride

    Learn how to take your bike for a ride on RTD services.

  3. Shared E-Scooters and E-Bikes

    You can also get to bus stations in Boulder with BCycle e-bikes or Lime e-scooters.

Fares

Local Routes

Regional Routes

Seasonal Routes

University of Colorado Routes

The University of Colorado offers multiple transit options for students traveling to, from, within and between campus activity centers including: the Buff Bus and Late Night Transit routes.

Paratransit

Paratransit services are on-demand, door-to-door transportation options that serve limited mobility riders who would have difficulty accessing and using standard bus service. Via Mobility Services and RTD both have paratransit options available to riders in Boulder.

Bus to Trailheads

Several City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks (OSMP) Trailheads are accessible by bus. All OSMP Trailheads and many access points also have bike racks.

You can also access nearby outdoor destinations in the state via shuttle, including the Park-to-Park shuttle to Chautauqua, the free Eldo Shuttle to Eldorado Canyon State Park and the city’s Marshall Mesa, Doudy Draw and South Mesa trailheads, the free Hessie Shuttle to the Hessie Trailhead, and the seasonal Bustang to Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park.

TRAILROUTENEAREST BUS STOP / DIRECTIONS
Bobolink
225		Cherryvale and Baseline. Bus stop is across Baseline from the trailhead.
ChautauquaSeasonal Park to Park ShuttleOperates during summer months only. Park to Park webpage.
CherryvaleDASHCherryvale and South Boulder Road ¼ mile walk or bike ride to trailhead. Trail is directly across road from bus stop.
Cottonwood205205 - Bus stop at north end of Cottonwood Trail on Jay Road.
Dry Creek 225Bus stop on Baseline between Cherryvale and 75th Street. Bus stop right by the trailhead or across Baseline from trailhead.
Foothills Nature Center & Wonderland Lake SKIPBus stop at Broadway and Sumac (4201 N. Broadway) at trailhead or across Broadway from trailhead.
Fourmile CreekSKIP
204		SKIP and 204 both go to bus stop at Broadway and Lee Hill, walk or bike 0.3 mile west on Lee Hill to trailhead.
Joder RanchYY - Bus stop at Joder Ranch Trailhead on US 36 from Lyons.
Shanahan RidgeSKIPBus stop at Hardscrabble Lane and Lehigh across Lehigh from trail access.
Mount SanitasSKIP
208
Y		Bus stop at Broadway and Mapleton with a nine-block walk or bike ride west on Mapleton to trailhead. The SKIP, 208 and Y routes all stop at Broadway and Mapleton.
Settlers' Park205
N		Bus stop on Canyon right before junction with Pearl, walk about one block west to trailhead.
Teller Farm, South JUMPBus stops along Arapahoe Road at the entry to the short gravel access road that leads directly to the trailhead.
Viewpoint205Bus stop on Canyon right before junction with Pearl, cross Canyon to Ebin G Fine park and Viewpoint trail.

Learn how easy it is to ride the RTD bus.

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