The Climb operates a regularly scheduled bus service in western Boulder County working with more than 500 households. We provide regularly scheduled service to Boulder County along the Four Mile Canyon, Gold Hill and Lee Hill and Jamestown communities.

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Welcome to Boulder’s County’s Rural Mountain Transit

The Climb operates a regularly scheduled bus service in western Boulder County working with more than 500 households. We provide regularly scheduled service to Boulder County along the Four Mile Canyon, Gold Hill and Lee Hill and Jamestown communities.

  • Annual Passes on Sale NOW!!!!

    $225 Annual Pass $65 Quarterly Pass Annual pass will be good for 12 months from the purchase date, not just the Calendar year. Although we want you to buy it in January, if you buy in March 2013 it will be good in March 2014! Our annual passes are our primary source of community provided funds which should make up more than 20% of our budget. Please purchase yours today and encourage your neighbors to try one this year!

  • Creating Mountain Transit

    The Climb has partnered with Via Mobility and Boulder County to provide better community service inspired from the 2010 Mountain Transit Feasibility Study.

    The study helped facilitated community passes in Lyons and Nederland. We are fighting for rural mountain transit. Help us win by riding and getting an annual pass!

  • Jamestown

    Hello Jamestown, we are very happy to serve you, Spring has arrived and The-Climb will be traveling over Lee Hill Road once again. Morning schedule from Jamestown: 6:50 am arriving in Boulder at 7:30am - afternoon schedule Boulder to Jamestown 5:30pm. Please contact Denise Dolan with any questions.

  • Donate

    We need your help!
    The Climb's funding comes from Boulder County, government rural transit grants secured through Via, rider fares, and donations. Like most non profits, The Climb relies on community support to operate. Sponsorships, individual gifts, and our annual fundraising events. Donate now!
Increased use of public transportation is the single most effective way to reduce America's energy consumption, and it does not require any new taxes, government mandates or regulations. - William Millar