Bustang Outrider Connects Telluride to Grand Junction Colorado

It's about to get even easier to find transportation around Western Colorado.

A new route got underway this week from Bustang Outrider which will link passengers in the Telluride area to Grand Junction. This new route will be offered Monday through Friday with several stops along the way.

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New Bus Route Connects Grand Junction and Telluride

The cost is just .17 cents per mile or about twenty-two dollars each way before taxes. The route is about 125 miles and will stop in 5 cities on its way from Telluride to Grand Junction.

Service got underway this week in Grand Junction. You can flip through the photo gallery below to see each of the stops the Bustang will make while in Grand Junction before heading back to Telluride. The bus will not wait in Grand Junction but will continue to travel back and forth.

This could also be a very handy way to travel back and forth to the ski resorts as long as the busses can make the trip during the winter. We shall soon find out. We're just glad there is now another way to connect the communities of western Colorado.

Tickets for this route can be purchased with the Bustang Outrider app.

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On the south side of his property is a small piece of national forest, and the front door is less than a mile from hundreds of acres of national forest land. It's one of the most beautiful areas in Colorado. When you need to make a trip to the big city, you're just 30 miles from downtown Salida.

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