Hear the shrill whistle signaling you're about to start your train journey as you traverse Colorado's breathtaking scenery on each day of this trip. Starting in Denver, you'll spot wildlife, stay in historic hotels and maybe even soak in a hot spring along the way.
There are special places and unique vistas around nearly every Colorado corner. You can help ensure these places exist for generations to come by staying on roads and trails, keeping speeds in check, leaving campsites and picnic spots just as you found them, and following instructional signs while you’re out and about in our state.
The Forney Museum of Transportation is a one-of-a-kind collection of over 800 artifacts relating to historical transportation. It began 67 years aggo…
Soak in the views of the Rockies as you head west: Your next stop is the charming town of Golden.
The Old Capitol Grill & Smokehouse offers up a full menu of smoked meats and classic American fare with some unique twists, in an historic setting…
Bringing Colorado railroad history to life year-round. Stroll the Museum's 15-acre railyard featuring more than 100 historic railcars. Also, tour exhibit…
An authentic American West saloon and restaurant featuring some of Colorado's best live entertainment, inspiring indoor and outdoor seating environments…
Chug on over to Colpar's Hobby Town in nearby Lakewood to check out their selection of model trains.
Award-winning hotel overlooking Clear Creek and the Rocky Mountain Foothills, located in historic downtown Golden. This solar powered hotel features…
The award-winning Bridgewater Grill, located in an elegant creekside setting and nestled within the Foothills of the Rocky Mountains, offers casual,…
Marvel at the architecture and people-watch as folks board their trains at this 100-year-old historic landmark in the heart of downtown Denver.
Drive about 45 minutes west until you reach the former silver-mining boomtown of Georgetown.
Mountain Mamas' Needful Things in Georgetown offers a full-service cafe, artisanal treats and gifts.
Climb aboard one of Colorado's famous historic narrow gauge railroads. This engineering marvel takes you high over the Devil's Gate Bridge and winds…
After riding the Georgetown train, it's time to make the hour drive to Leadville for dinner.
At Buchi, passion is the most important ingredient, and we hope to bring you a memorable Cuban Cafe experience with every bite (and sip).
Go on an evening walk through Leadville and stop at some of the town's museums along the way.
With lodging, dining and shopping all under one roof, the Delaware Hotel is a one-of-a-kind property in Leadville, if not in Colorado. Perfect…
We are located in the green brick building in the center of downtown Leadville, just south of the traffic light. The shop is a warm place to relax,…
Experience the Rockies and enjoy panoramic views of the Arkansas River Valley, San Isabel National Forest, and peaks Mt. Elbert and Mt. Massive. Hear…
You'll need to drive two hours south from Leadville to Alamosa to enjoy your next activities.
Offers the finest in craft brews and fine food in an inviting atmosphere.
Museum tells the historical story of the Valley people from Native American, Spanish, Germans, Dutch, Japanese, Cowboys and Farmers to today's families…
The Rubi Slipper has classic American cuisine, and is open for lunch and dinner. Famous for their $1 Taco Tuesdays, they've extended that special to…
If you’ve ever wanted to see a castle built with beer cans and other scrap metal, here is your opportunity. Located a few miles north of the New Mexico…
Welcome to the Steam Train Hotel! Our hotel is located in Antonito, Colorado, part of the San Luis Valley, in the heart of Historic Conejos County. …
A favorite for breakfast burritos, as well as other Mexican specialties.
Be prepared for a full-day ride on the Cumbres & Toltec. The railroad has, twice, been voted "the best train ride in America" by readers of the USA Today. Also, it has been featured in films including "Indiana Jones and the Lost Crusade" and "Hostiles."
All Aboard the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad for a Train Ride of a Lifetime!
The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad…
Your journey on the scenic train includes a stop at Osier Station, the midway point, for a hot lunch.
Next up: Pagosa Springs, known for its hot springs, sunshine and small-town vibes.
Alley House Grille is the premier dining destination in Pagosa Springs offering an elegant but casual atmosphere featuring Global/Colorado style fusion…
After your soak in the hot springs, stay the night at one of the 79 rooms and suites at The Springs Resort.
Relax and renew at The Springs Resort - hot springs capital of Colorado, with 25 natural geothermal soaking pools, located downtown Pagosa Springs.…
Sunday specials, giant burgers, mountains of pancakes and much more.
Your last stop is the town of Durango, founded in 1880 by the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad.
Experience the adventure of traveling by a historic steam-powered or diesel locomotive on the same tracks miners, cowboys and settlers of the Old West…
The Eureka Station is a Cornish Tavern operating on Notorious Blair Street in Silverton, Colorado. Our talented team brings a lot of enthusiasm and…
Get back on the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad for more adventures.
Steamworks Brewing Co. offers much more than just award-winning craft beer. Our "gastropub" fare includes regional meats and sustainable seafood…
Promoting downtown Durango, from the North Main District to historic downtown.
THE OFFICE SPIRITORIUM, with its lavish and comfortable décor, can't really be called a bar, saloon, tavern, or lounge but a delightful office away…
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