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Boulder
Colorado
Visitor Information, Data and Facts
Area
24 square miles (62 qkm)
Public transportation
Several bus routes let Boulder appear as a perfect city with regard to public transportation. Almost every part of the city can be reached via bus. A park-and-ride system for serving the towns outskirts is available, too. Tickets can be bought inside the buses. Maps are available in the Visitor's Bureau in Pearl Street.
Population
94.673
(U.S.Census 2000; every 10 years)
Airport
Boulder Airport or Jefferson Airport for small planes - international travelers should use
Denver International Airport which is about an hour away.
Denver International Airport is situated northeast of Denver. It takes about 20-30 min to Denver and about 1 hr to Boulder by car.
Public shuttle buses are the best alternative to reach Boulder. Costs vary around 20-30 Dollars.
SuperShuttle offers such transport and is widely used in Boulder: reservation ph: 303-227-0000.
Taxis are available, too, costs are much higher: expect $80-$100.
Airport Address:
8500 Peña Blvd.
Denver, CO
How to get there
From Denver Airport drive south until reaching Peña Boulevard - then west to I-70 West. Take exit to I-270 North (exit 279 to Fort Collins). I-270 North leads to US36 West, which leads directly to / into Boulder
Elevation
5.430 ft (1.655 m) above sea level
Boulder Convention & Visitors Bureau
2440 Pearl Street
Boulder, Co 80302
Phone: 303-442-2911
Toll-Free: 800-444-0447
Fax: 303-938-2098
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-- Boulder CVB
Decimal
Lat: 40.0208129 / Lon: -105.26342
Degree
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-- Boulder Visitor Kiosk Pearl Street
Decimal
Lat: 40.01836482 / Lon: -105.27786736
Degree
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-- Boulder Visitor Kiosk US36
Decimal
Lat: 39.96705161 / Lon: -105.18830859
Degree
Document Information
Source: magazineUSA.com; Boulder CVB
Last modified: 20100601