Colorado Railroad Museum
17155 W. 44th St.
Golden, CO 80403
303-279-4591
Our host and arguably the best railroad museum in the Rockies. Please visit them for your
book and video needs as proceeds go to fund restoration of the Museum's collection
The Platte Valley Trolley operates an open sightseeing trolley along the the South Platte River from 15th St. south the Decatur. Visit their website for fares and schedules.
The Forney Transportation Museum
4303 Brighton Blvd
Denver, CO 80216
303.297.1113
The Foundation owns nine PCC style streetcars; they also are leasing a Fort
Collins Birney streetcar 22 & an ex-Colorado Springs streetcar body.
Both the historic cars are undergoing a restoration and one of the PCCs operates
on a 600-foot test track equipped with overhead wire.
To reach the Denver Trolley, take Interstate 25 to Exit 211 (23rd St.), turn east on Water Street. Our terminal and home base is behind REI (1416 Platte Street). You can also park near the Children’s Museum or The Downtown Aquarium
where our stations are located. Tickets may be purchased at our Confluence Park ticket tent, from the conductor on the Trolley at any of our station stops, or from the Children's Museum.
Denver, CO
1-303-299-6000
RTD operates and extensive light rail and commuter rail system
Durango & Silverton Railroad
479 Main Ave
Durango, CO 81301
(970) 247-2733
The Durango & Silverton trains takes you through some of Colorado's most beautiful
scenery and is well worth the time for a visit.
The Fort Collins Municipal Railway
Society (FCMRS) is a 501c 3 non-profit corporation working in partnership with
the Fort Collins Museum to restore and operate the Fort Collins Municipal
Railway, presenting a living history of electric public transportation in Fort
Collins. We preserve, display, operate, and interpret streetcar service, and
collect artifacts and information of an educational nature and of significance
to the City's electric railway.
515 Ruxton
Mantau Springs, CO 80829
719-685-5401
Travel to the top of 14,300 foot Pike's Peak in a new multi-million
dollar rebuilt cog railroad. On a clear day you can see all the way to Kansas!
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