Printable VersionGold Line
The Gold Line is an 11.2-mile electric commuter rail transit corridorthat will connect Denver Union Station to Wheat Ridge, passing through
northwest Denver, Adams County and Arvada. The seven proposed stations
are: 41st, Pecos, Federal, Sheridan, Olde Town, Arvada Ridge and Ward
Road. Construction on the Gold Line is scheduled to begin in 2011, with
the line opening to the public in 2016.
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The Gold Line is Good as Gold!
With the award of a $1.03 billion federal grant to the Eagle P3 Project on Aug. 31, completion of the Gold Line, packaged with the East Rail Line and the first segment of the Northwest Rail Line, is assured. Notice to Proceed to full construction was issued the same day.
Click here to read more news about the groundbreaking!
Click here to see pictures from the event.
Leading up to the announcement, RTD ran a daily photo contest on its Facebook page depicting a gold nugget at key locations along the Gold Line. Now you can see them all here on this map. Click on the pushpins to see the photos and read their descriptions.
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Gold Line Flyover
Take a virtual tour from the air over the Gold Line, from Denver Union Station to Ward Road in Wheat Ridge. On this video you will see station locations and the location of the Commuter Rail Maintenance Facility. You can enlarge the video to full screen by clicking on the icon at bottom-right of the video's control bar.
