Colorado Center Commute Options

Lincoln Property Company works in partnership with Transportation Solutions to improve access and mobility for Colorado Center tenants.

The information on this page is intended to give an overview of commute options. For additional information call 303.377.7086.

Getting Here

Transit

Riding the bus or using light rail is a great way to get to Colorado Center. Instead of dealing with congestion, construction and road rage, try using transit to get to work. Through October, Colorado Center property manager, Lincoln Property Company, sells monthly RTD passes to Colorado Center tenant employees at a 25% discount. Passes are sold in the Lincoln Property Company office each month (Tower 1, Suite 2100).

Routes that serve the Colorado Center:

• 21 - Evans Ave, Connects with Southwest Light Rail - Every 15 minutes, more frequent during peak hours
• 40 - Colorado Boulevard - Every 15 minutes, more frequent during peak hours
• 46 - Cherry Creek to Denver Tech Center (DTC) - Every 30 minutes, every 15 minutes during peak hours
• DD - Regional route to Colorado Center from Boulder, and US 36 corridor - Every 30 minutes, peak hours only

To access route schedules and maps, visit www.rtd-denver.com and enter the route number into the Route Schedule Quick Finder.

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Ridesharing

Sharing the ride to work with a friend or colleague is an ideal way to make your daily commute more enjoyable and less expensive. Ridesharing can be as simple as carpooling with your spouse, roommate or neighbor. If you don’t have a carpool partner in mind, you can sign up to be matched with a Denver commuter who shares your work hours and route. If four to ten individuals share the same commute, you might want to explore a vanpool. Call 303-458-POOL to learn more about this program!

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Biking & Walking

Biking to work is a great way to combine your daily exercise with your commute. Several Denver bike routes pass right by the Colorado Center making for a safe and smooth ride to work. You can also add a bike ride or short walk to a transit trip to expand your available transit options. Bike route maps may be obtained through the City & County of Denver, at area bike shops, or the Cherry Creek Bike Rack - an urban transportation center located in Cherry Creek North.

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Light Rail

The Colorado Boulevard Light Rail station and park-n-Ride opened for service on November 19, 2006. Trains operate from 4:30 am until 1:30 am, with enhanced service during the 6 am to 9 am and 4 pm to 6 pm peak periods. The station is located below street level, on the south side of Colorado Center Drive.

Providing light rail along I-25 and part of I-225, commuters throughout the metro area now have improved access to Colorado Center.