Almost all of the Amtrak stations in Colorado are located along three of the most scenic routes in the United States: the California Zephyr, Winter Park Express, and the Southwest Chief. Denver is the largest city with a station and there are many stops near mountain towns. See the full list of Colorado Amtrak stations and routes below to learn more.
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Colorado Amtrak Stations
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 in the winter months.
- 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 many guided day trips to the Rocky Mountains and other area attractions from Denver.
- Denver Union Station is a beautifully restored 1914 landmark that is filled with restaurants, bars, shops, and even a hotel.
- Book a room at the Glenwood Hot Springs Resort in Glenwood Springs to stay next to the largest hot springs pool in the world.
- 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 the top nearby attraction, but you’ll need to rent a car to get there.
More Information
- Amtrak trips to Colorado
- Best Amtrak trips from Denver
- 10 best stops on the California Zephyr
- Best Amtrak stops in Colorado for car-free travel
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Last updated March 2026
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