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Let the Bus Do the Climbing

Colorado’s Bustang carries bikes. Ride it up into the mountains and ride back down — the hard direction is the one with a diesel engine. Pick a stop for road, gravel and mountain-bike routes to Denver, plus day rides from the stop itself.

Denver Union StationFederal CenterIdaho Springs▼ 2,326 ftFrisco▼ 3,900 ftVail▼ 2,950 ftAvon▼ 2,230 ftGlenwood SpringsGrand JunctionEmpire▼ 3,414 ftWinter Park▼ 3,910 ftFraser▼ 3,374 ftGranby▼ 2,735 ftKremmlingSteamboat SpringsCraigWest LineCraig Outrider

Tap a stop for rides. Greyed stops are on the line but don’t have routes yet.

🚲 2 rack spaces guaranteed — more usually fit underneath

Bustang's published limit is two bikes on the rack, first-come first-served, with no reservations. In practice the under-bus luggage bay takes more: riders regularly get three or four bikes on a mountain run. Mountain bikes go in with the front wheel off; gravel bikes sometimes fit the rack as-is.

Rack rules: Bustang FAQ. Real-world capacity from riders who have done it — treat the bay as likely, not guaranteed.
Craig Outrider
▼ 3,910 ftWinter ParkCooper Creek Transit Center▼ 3,414 ftEmpireEmpire Flag Stop▼ 3,374 ftFraserFraser Amtrak Station▼ 2,735 ftGranbyGranby
West Line
▼ 3,900 ftFriscoFrisco Transit Center▼ 2,950 ftVailVail Transportation Center▼ 2,230 ftAvonAvon Station
West Line / Craig Outrider
▼ 2,326 ftIdaho SpringsIdaho Springs Bus Shelter
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