Boulder's Bus Routes - The Community Transit Network (CTN)

Boulder 's Community Transit Network (CTN) makes it easy to get where you're going. The colorful HOP, SKIP, JUMP, BOUND, DASH, STAMPEDE and BOLT buses offer convenient travel around the city and county, and are great ways to connect with RTD buses for longer trips.

Using the CTN you can get all around Boulder, hop on the Denver Express for a night on the town, grab the skyRide to DIA, or even head to Eldora Mountain Resort for a ski day.

Most buses run every 10-15 minutes during peak hours on weekdays and weekends. So you can be running behind without running late.

For the smoothest ride, use your Eco Pass or Neighborhood Eco (NECO) Pass on all the buses and eliminate the need for exact change and transfers.

Check out a Boulder RTD Transit Map to find bus routes that can take you where you need to go.

Learn more about CTN routes by clicking on each image.

Serving Boulder residents and commuters by:

• Providing convenient transit options to the single occupant vehicle
• Using neighborhood-scaled vehicles to fit the context of Boulder
• Strengthening the local economy by providing easy access around Boulder and to and from surrounding communities
• Providing wheelchair accessible transportation

Preserving the Environment by:

• Alleviating traffic congestion
• Minimizing the need for roadway expansion

Providing an enjoyable journey by:

• Assuring reliable, high-frequency service
• Operating clean, comfortable, human-scaled vehicles
• Promoting a positive transit image with attractive vehicles and on-going marketing support
• Accepting Eco Passes

Beyond Boulder

Visit:

• RTD for routes and information on transit service for the Denver/Boulder metro area.
• The Climb for information on this non-profit shuttle that serves Ward, Gold Hill and Boulder.

Last Updated on Thursday, 28 January 2010 11:12