Carbon Valley offers transport within and between Dacono, Firestone, Frederick, Erie, and Boulder County for people with disabilities and/or low-to-medium income.
HOP 2 Chautauqua provides rides to and from Chautauqua Park during the Colorado Music Festival and Chautauqua Summer Series events.
The Eldo Shuttle offers Free trips from Boulder and Superior to Eldorado Canyon State Park and trailheads on weekends and holidays in summer and fall.
The Erie Bee is an on-demand microtransit service offering quick, flexible rides within a defined area. Small, nimble vehicles make neighborhood pickups and drop-offs easy, combining the convenience of a rideshare with the reliability of public transit.
FlexRide provides extended bus service in select metro Denver areas, offering convenient connections to Park-n-Rides, transit stations, workplaces, medical centers, business parks, and other local destinations.
The Lyons Flyer provides free commuter service between Lyons and Boulder along U.S. 36, operating three daily round-trips M-F during morning and afternoon rush hours.
Majestic Commuter offers free, convenient transport from the 40th & Airport Blvd / Gateway Park Station to nearby employment centers, designed for daily commuters. Plan and book trips using the Commuter app.
Mountain Rides provides free, accessible transportation in Gilpin County. Service is available on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Riders can travel for medical appointments, work, shopping, and more. No registration is required—everyone is welcome.
Littleton Omnibus offers appointment-based transportation for older adults and people with disabilities in Littleton. The pandemic caused the city to pause Omnibus operations. In 2021, Via began operating the service.
Park-to-Park provides satellite parking and free, HOP-run shuttle service to/from Chautauqua Park on summer weekends and holidays, creating a better visitor experience and reducing the impact of cars on nearby neighborhoods and the environment.
Ride Free Lafayette provides free, on-demand, door-to-door bus service connects people to places in Lafayette.
The Climb connects residents of western Boulder County’s mountain towns with community resources and public transportation in the urban corridor.
The HOP bus service debuted in 1994 and is provided by the City of Boulder through a funding partnership with the Regional Transportation District (RTD) and CU Boulder.