Summit Middle School Transportation Resources

Walking and Bicycling Infrastructure:
An extensive network of biking and walking paths leads to campus. There are numerous under/overpasses at surrounding corridor streets.

Click here for tips on walking to school.

Click here for tips on biking to school.

Bike Parking:
There is a large bike parking lot on the south side of the school. 

RTD to Summit

204 Schedule and Map

206 Schedule and Map

Skip Schedule and Map

DASH Schedule and Map

Use the RTD Trip Planner to make plans to get to your destination.

Visit How to Ride to answer any questions you may have.

The RTD Bike-n-Ride program makes it easy to combine transit and bicycling.  All buses are equipped with bike racks on the front of each bus.

If you have more questions, go to rtd-denver.com or call RTD at 303-299-6000.

RTD has reduced the local fare for students to 90 cents. This is a 70% discount from the adult fare.  Youth tickets can be purchased at local King Soopers stores or via the RTD app.

If you need help getting your children to and from school, a carpool might be a good option. BVSD has partnered with the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) to utilize their SchoolPool tool that helps match families, by school, to organize a carpool.

All BVSD schools have their own SchoolPool carpool network. Invitations to join your school's network will be sent in August for the upcoming school year. 

This secure matching system will connect you with families in your neighborhood to share the responsibilities of going to school and back by carpooling, walking, biking or riding either RTD or the school bus together. 

For questions or to request your school's link, contact BVSD at SafeRoutes@bvsd.org or Mia Bemelen at Way to Go (MBemelen@drcog.org).

For those families who live too far to bike or walk the entire distance to school, a park and walk (or bike) is an excellent choice to avoid the hassle of the hug-n-go lane.

Get a little exercise in before school, take The 3 Block Challenge!

Select a location outside of the inner circle of the map and have your student walk or bike from there. Getting a 10-20 minute walk in before school is a great way to get the brain ready to learn!

Trip Tracker encourages and rewards students and families for using alternatives to single family car transportation to BVSD schools. The program goal is to significantly reduce car traffic and associated air pollution in front of schools thereby enhancing student safety and health.​ 

Students are rewarded monthly for walking, biking, carpooling and riding either the school bus or RTD.  Students receive Trip Tracker dollars that can be used like cash at dozens of local businesses or donated to local non-profit organizations, including your school.

Trip data is collected monthly via a Google survey. The first Trip Tracker survey of the school year will be shared with families at the end of September and the final survey will be shared at the end of April. Once the surveys are tabulated each month, Trip Tracker dollars are sent to schools, typically mid-month, to be distributed to students.

Questions? Email TripTracker@bvsd.org