RFTA News

The trail section between the AABC and the Brush Creek Park and Ride is a significant gap in Pitkin County’s extensive trail system. Pitkin County Open Space and Trails, in partnership with the City of Aspen and the Elected Officials Transportation Committee (EOTC), wants your feedback in a county-wide community survey intended to gather feedback

Riding your bike or riding RFTA are great ways to cut down on your carbon emissions and get yourself outside, that’s why we are celebrating “Bike to Work Day” on June 28th in Carbondale at the DeRail Park, across Hwy 133 from the RFTA Park and Ride between 7am-9am. Whether you’re a first-timer or a

A reduced number of parking spaces in a temporary lot will be available at the Brush Creek Park & Ride, or intercept lot, this summer. PITKIN COUNTY, COLO. (May 5, 2023) – People who use the Brush Creek Park and Ride off of Colorado Highway 82 in the Upper Valley should expect reduced parking this

The project includes traffic impacts in Glenwood Springs, reconfiguration of the Rio Grande Trail, drainage improvements and construction of two underpasses under 27th St and CO HYW 82.

The Downtown Basalt bus stops will be re-opening. Service will resume as normal on Saturday, April 15th.

Public Hearing Notice – Notice of Update to the Access Control Plan for Management of the RFTA Owned Railroad Corridor The Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) is proposing some minor revisions to the 2023 Access Control Plan (ACP) and Design Guidelines (DG) for managing the RFTA owned Railroad Corridor. It is anticipated that the minor