Plan your next ride on the US 36 Bikeway and throughout the northwest metro region with the most up-to-date GIS data! This map is made possible through a collaborative effort with Longmont, Boulder, Boulder County, Louisville, Superior, Lafayette, Broomfield and Westminster governments, as well as Way to Go, Esri and Commuting Solutions. See instructions below for using the map.
This tab offers links to other useful bicycle-related content.
This tab shows which type of bike path is indicated by the different colored lines in the map.
The layers tab allows you to customize your map view to show either the bike routes, RTD bus stop locations, RTD Park-n-Ride locations, RTD bus routes, or RTD Call-n-Ride service areas, or any combination.
The basemap tab allows you to further customize your map view by choosing the background you prefer including satellite images, topographic and terrain maps, aerial views and more.
This tab offers a variety of tools to measure distances, area and get precise latitudinal and longitudinal coordinates.
The share tab allows you to share specific map views via email, Facebook or Twitter.
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It’s no secret that Coloradans love the great outdoors. As the weather warms up, more people get outside and utilize bikes for recreation and transportation. With more bikes on the road this summer, The Regional Transportation District, (RTD) is encouraging cyclists to ride safely around transit. RTD bus and train operators see unsafe cyclist behavior […]
Bike to Work Day is almost here which means its time to shift gears and talk about all the amazing cycling resources available in the northwest metro region. From paved to soft-surface paths, bike share, wayfinding and more, our region is a haven for cyclists (and not just because of our unbeatable views!). The US […]
There are so many reasons to love where we live. The unparalleled access to nature, the booming economy, the amazing local culture… the list goes on. One of the lesser mentioned reasons is that we have an amazing and varied transit system. While we are primarily served by the Regional Transportation District and their services, […]
David “DK” Kemp has been putting people on bikes since 1997. Following an illustrative career as a bike shop salesman, DK moved on to conceptualize and implement the Tour de Fat event series with New Belgium Brewing from 2000-2004. From 2006-2012, DK served as the Bicycle Coordinator for the City of Fort Collins and helped […]
Brianna lives in Wheat Ridge and commutes to Broomfield using the Flatiron Flyer and her bicycle. Her employer made it easy to hop on board with an EcoPass. One day, her bus driver pulled over unexpectedly to re-secure her bicycle on the bus rack – a thoughtful move that kept her bike from becoming road […]