Front Range Passenger Rail Board Approves Plan for Denver-Fort Collins Service
The Front Range Passenger Rail board has approved a plan for a train service connecting Denver and Fort Collins, with operations anticipated to begin in 2029.
Denver, CO, July 31, 2026 — The Front Range Passenger Rail board has officially approved a plan to establish a new passenger train service that will connect Denver and Fort Collins.
The service is anticipated to commence operations in the year 2029. This decision marks a significant step forward for regional transit initiatives in Colorado. The approved plan outlines the framework for developing and implementing the new rail line, which aims to provide a convenient and efficient transportation option between two key areas of the Front Range. Further details regarding the specific route, station locations, and operational logistics are expected to be released as the project progresses.
The initiative has been in development for some time, with the board working to finalize plans that meet the needs of the growing region. The connection between Denver and Fort Collins is intended to alleviate traffic congestion, offer an alternative to driving, and support economic development along the corridor. The projected start date of 2029 suggests a multi-year development and construction phase. The Front Range Passenger Rail board will oversee the implementation of the approved plan, coordinating with various stakeholders and agencies to bring the service to fruition.
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