Amtrak Stations in Colorado

Almost all of the Amtrak stations in Colorado are located along two of the most scenic routes in the United States: the California Zephyr and the Southwest Chief. Denver is the largest city with a station and there are many stops near mountain towns and even a seasonal ski train. See the full list of Colorado Amtrak stations and routes below to learn more.

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Colorado Amtrak Stations

Station	Amtrak Route
Denver, CO – Union Station (DEN)	California Zephyr
Fort Morgan, CO (FMG)	California Zephyr
Fraser-Winter Park, CO (WIP)	California Zephyr
Glenwood Springs, CO (GSC) (pictured above)	California Zephyr
Granby, CO (GRA)	California Zephyr
Grand Junction, CO (GJT)	California Zephyr
Lamar, CO (LMR)	Southwest Chief
La Junta, CO (LAJ)	Southwest Chief
Trinidad, CO (TRI)	Southwest Chief
Winter Park Resort (WPR)	Winter Park Express

Colorado Amtrak Routes

All Amtrak routes in Colorado operate with one train in each direction daily. The Winter Park Express schedule allows for a day trip to the Winter Park Resort.

California Zephyr: Chicago-Emeryville via Denver
Southwest Chief: Chicago-Los Angeles via New Mexico
Winter Park Express: Denver-Winter Park Resort

Tip and Things to Know

There are guided day trips to the Rocky Mountains from Denver.
Denver Union Station is a beautifully restored 1914 landmark that is filled with restaurants, bars, shops, and even a hotel.
Book a stay at the Glenwood Hot Springs Resort in walking distance of the Glenwood Springs station to soak in the large hot spring pools.
A free shuttle (black line) at the Fraser-Winter Park Amtrak station will take you to downtown Winter Park and the Winter Park Resort.
For wineries, unique shops and art galleries, plan a trip to Grand Junction. The Colorado National Monument is also nearby, but you’ll need to rent a car.