COME TO LIFE | Getting Here & Getting Around Getting Around DENVER OFFERS NONSTOP SERVICE TO INTERNATIONAL DESTINATIONS IN 15 COUNTRIES: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Destinations are subject to change. Getting Here & There’s also the SkyRide bus, which runs between DEN (also known as DIA) and Brighton, Boulder, the Denver Tech Center and Aurora. rtd-denver.com • Bustang and Bustang Outrider connect Denver to many cities across the state, including Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, Grand Junction, Durango, Telluride and Pueblo. ridebustang.com • Pegasus is a new shuttle route (with wifi!) from Denver to Avon with stops in Idaho Springs, Frisco and Vail. ridebustang.com • The Flatiron Flyer rapid-transit bus connects Denver and Boulder. rtd-denver. com/services/flatiron-flyer • FLEX is a regional bus route between Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont and Boulder. Fort Collins’ local bus line, Transfort, connects midtown, Colorado State University and downtown, among other city stops. ridetransfort.com/flex • The Roundabout bus connects Idaho Springs, Georgetown and Silver Plume. co.clear-creek.co.us • Summit Stage is a free bus between Keystone, Dillon, Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basin, Silverthorne, Frisco and Breckenridge. summitcountyco.gov • ECO Transit serves Gypsum, Vail, Edwards, Leadville, Minturn, Beaver Creek and Avon. eaglecounty.us/transit • The Gunnison Valley RTA runs between Gunnison and Crested Butte. gunnisonvalleyrta.com The Bahamas Belize Canada Cayman Islands Costa Rica France Germany Honduras Iceland Jamaica Japan Mexico Panama Switzerland The UK We’re well connected to the rest of the U.S. and international destinations. With a strong network of airports, highways, buses, shuttles and trains, traveling here and getting around is a breeze. travel, DEN has solidified its position as a global gateway. Upon arrival, travelers have direct routings to mountain resorts and destinations across the state, and downtown Denver is easily accessible via commuter rail. COLORADO SPRINGS AIRPORT (COS) FLYCOS.COM Serving Colorado’s second largest city, COS is the gateway to the Pikes Peak Wonders region. Conveniently located 15 minutes from downtown, COS offers travelers simple parking, easy check-in and short security lines. Rental car and other transportation options are abundant. GRAND JUNCTION REGIONAL AIRPORT (GJT) GJAIRPORT.COM GJT is the largest airport in western Colorado and the third-largest airport in the state. Six major airlines offer nonstop service to nine destinations. Visit Colorado.com/ GettingHere for other airports that serve the state. Travel by Bus, Shuttle & Light Rail Convenient and eco-friendly options exist for travel between and around Colorado’s cities. RTD, Denver’s public transportation network, is easy, inexpensive and can get you pretty much anywhere in Denver. The system of buses and light rail also serves cities and towns in the six counties that surround Denver, including Arvada, Aurora, Boulder, Golden, Lakewood, Littleton, Longmont and others. Travel by Air DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (DEN) FLYDENVER.COM For the full year 2021 and year-to-date August 2022, Denver International Airport (DEN) ranked as the third-busiest airport in the world. Boosted by strong demand for domestic Additionally: • The RTD A Line runs between downtown Denver and DEN. For $10.50, riders have access to the entire RTD system. 188 1-800-COLORADO
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