Boulder showed up in record numbers this year. On Wednesday, June 24, 1,047 riders rolled through the Boulder Chamber parking lot, which was transformed into a breakfast super station on Bike to Work Day. It was the biggest turnout we’ve ever had, and a fitting finale to a month packed with community energy around walking, […]
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Boulder’s biggest active-commuting celebration of the year is almost here, and we want to see you there! Wednesday, June 24 is Bike to Work Day, the signature event of Boulder’s Walk & Bike Month 2026. Whether you ride, walk, scooter, or roll, it’s a perfect excuse to ditch the car for a day and experience
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Significant progress has been made on the CO 119 Safety, Mobility, and Bikeway project. The Niwot Road Park-and-Ride is taking shape and no more lengthy closures of the median are anticipated. The median at Airport Road is being converted into a northbound-only travel lane. Anticipate lane closures and detours there while work is happening, and be aware that the right turn lane from Airport Road onto southbound
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Two high-impact regional corridor projects are advancing on schedule with exciting implications for people in Boulder County and beyond: the CO 119 Safety, Mobility and Bikeway Project, and CO 7 Transit Starter Service. It’s exciting to see construction of the nine-mile Diagonal Bikeway between Boulder and Longmont progressing steadily, with the concrete path looking almost
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Rising USA Cycling star Magnus White was hit and killed by a driver while bicycling home from a training ride on the Diagonal Highway in Boulder last July. He was just 17 years old. Magnus’s parents, Jill and Michael White, founded a nonprofit organization, The White Line, to honor his legacy and to fight for
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The Way to Go program of the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) announced that Boulder-based businesses won two of the five categories for participation in the Bike to Work Day Business Challenge. In the “XL” category for businesses with more than 200 employees, Boulder’s University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) took first place. The
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On Wednesday, June 26, Boulder Chamber Transportation Connections hosted an expanded breakfast super station in the parking lot of the Boulder Chamber, with more partners, treats and opportunities than ever before! More than 500 people stopped by the station between 6:30 and 9:00 am to enjoy breakfast burritos from Bridge House, coffee by Ampersand Coffee
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University Hill and downtown Boulder just got easier to connect by walking and bicycling. In the first week of June, the city of Boulder’s Community Vitality Department installed new wayfinding signs throughout the University Hill commercial district and downtown Boulder that point visitors to key destinations such as the Pearl Street Mall, Chautauqua Park, and
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Boulder County’s Community Planning & Permitting Department invites the public to attend an in-person meeting for the North Foothills Bikeway Feasibility Study in at the Town of Lyons Public Library on Tuesday, April 30, at 6 pm. An earlier virtual public meeting is now available to view online here or below. The purpose of North Foothills
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Join Boulder’s acclaimed public art nonprofit, Street Wise Arts, for a Boulder Arts Week Bike Tour on Saturday, April 13. Registration is limited, and participants need to bring their own bike and helmet. The event offers a sliding-scale fee from $10 to $50 – participants may pay what they like. Register online for the bike
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