Travel within Columbia is largely by auto, although the city was originally planned as a pedestrian and bicycle friendly group of villages. Streets are winding and hilly; cyclists should bring their eighteen-speeds. Howard Transit operates a number of bus routes which circulate through the villages and connect to some adjacent communities. Most bus routes are hourly, with limited service on weekends. A well-kept network of walking paths winds through Columbia, mostly in wooded natural areas.
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