Denver Travel Guide
Denver Transportation
Denver Mountain Shuttle Transportation
Powderhound Transportation
This company transports skiers and snowboarders from the Denver Airport to the local CO ski resorts. Mountain shuttle destinations include Breckenridge, Keystone, Steamboat, Copper Mountain, and Winter Park. All shuttles are booked privately for your party and on your own schedule. Use the Colorado Ski Authority referral code: "colorado-authority" to receive a 5% discount on your reservation.
Colorado Mountain Express
CME is Colorado's largest mountain shuttle company and they have CO's largest fleet of vehicles. Rides can be booked for individuals on a per/person basis. Private shuttles from DIA can also be reserved. Destinations that are serviced by CME include Aspen/Snowmass, Vail/Beaver Creek, and all of the ski resorts in Summit County. Receive a 10% discount on door-to-door services from DIA by using the link below.
www.coloradomountainexpress.com
Black Diamond Transportation
Black Diamond is a Colorado ski resort shuttle company that provides transportation to all of the closest ski resorts to Denver. You can even resserve a private luxury shuttle that will take you all of the way to Aspen/Snowmass from DIA. Enjoy the TV and DVD player during the last leg of your journey. Use the promo code; "Colorado Ski Authority"
Denver Public Transportation
Amtrak in Denver
Amtrak operates one of the longest railroad routes in the United States. This route is called the California Zephyr Route and Denver is one of the main stops on this route. Amtrak trains will stop in Union station; one of the main transportation hubs in Denver.
Free MallRide Buses (16th street only)
The MallRide bus system operates on 16th street in downtown Denver. Visitors can ride the bus for free between Union Station and the Civic Center. This will give you access to some of the most popular attractions in the Denver metro area.
The bus system operates between 5 a.m. and 1:35 am on weekdays. The bus routes will begin at 7 a.m. on Sunday and selected Holidays. There is no cost for using the MallRide bus and this bus will stop at each street corner. All of these buses are wheelchair accessible.
Public Bus Transpotation
The Denver public bus system operates in a variety of capacities including local and regional routes throughout the Denver metro area. This bus system has more than 10,000 bus stops and 80 park and ride locations.
Bus fares will range between $2 and $4.50 depending on where you need to go.
Skyride Bus Transportation
The Skyride system uses a series of routes that will bring travelers to the Denver International Airport from various points within the city. The buses will usually pick-up passengers at least once per hour from each location. You can view a full list of Skyride bus stop locations here; Airport Transportation.
The Skyride routes will cost travelers between $8 and $12 for a ride to the airport.
Light Rail Transportation in Denver
This rail system operates 5 lines that run from suburban Denver into the downtown area. Downtown Denver railway stops include the theater district, the Pepsi Center, Invesco field, and the University of Denver. You can view a map of the rail system and a full list of stops here; Denver Light Rail System. A one way trip will cost between $2 and $4.50.
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