Apex

Public transit

Apex provides convenient public transit connectivity through the complimentary GoApex Route 1 shuttle, running hourly from 6 AM to 10 PM Monday through Saturday. This service connects important destinations, including Historic Downtown Apex, Town Hall, Beaver Creek Commons, and major retailers like Walmart and Publix. Regional express buses offer connections to Cary and Raleigh employment centers, with helpful park-and-ride facilities supporting commuters traveling to Research Triangle Park and downtown areas.

Airports

Residents have convenient access to Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU), located just 17 miles from Apex with a typical 20-minute drive via Interstate 540. RDU serves as a major regional hub, accommodating 14.5 million passengers annually with non-stop service to 69 destinations. The airport offers direct highway access, making travel seamless for both business and leisure trips from Greystar's apartments in Apex, North Carolina.

Cars and driving

Apex's location along US-1 and NC-540 provides highway connectivity for commuters. Downtown Raleigh is typically 20-30 minutes away, while Research Triangle Park remains accessible for those working in the tech corridor. Major interstates facilitate travel throughout the Triangle region, and park-and-ride lots near transit stops offer convenient options for those seeking to combine driving with public transportation for longer commutes.

Pedestrians and bicycles

The city maintains over 13 miles of greenway, including the scenic Beaver Creek Greenway that connects 11 neighborhoods, three parks, and several schools. This 10-foot-wide asphalt trail accommodates various modes of transportation, including cycling, walking, and rollerblading. Apex Community Park and other recreational areas provide extensive paths, while the expanding greenway system continues to enhance pedestrian and cycling infrastructure throughout the community.