We are open and operating daily!
At the Georgetown Loop your safety and health is our priority. We will always operate following the best practice recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control as well as state and local health officials.
Thanks for honoring Clear Creek County’s mask required order.
Online ticket purchasing is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
Sunshine, Space and Fresh Air!
• All cars for the summer and early fall seasons will be open air cars so you may enjoy our clean, beautiful Rocky Mountains to the fullest!
• We have cut capacity and added cars to the train to allow for even more spacing between guests. Enjoy an uncrowded outdoor adventure!
OPEN~~~CARS
Announcement
We are excited to announce that we have added a special train called the Silver Plume Express on Saturdays and Sundays! What does this mean? Operating a second section signifies that there will be two trains operating on the line at the same time, passing each other at the famous Hall Tunnel mine providing fantastic photo opportunities. The Silver Plume Express train will feature an enhanced and more detailed narrative of our historic train and mines on the ride. If you are a history buff, this is the train to take. The Silver Plume Express will be pulled by a historic diesel locomotive and you will most likely have the best views of our steam engines in operation when the trains pass at Hall Tunnel. Capacity is very limited so please reserve tickets early!
Purchase tickets now with confidence.
We provide full refunds without penalty to any guests who cancel at least 24 hours prior to departure for whatever reason with no questions asked. Even if you purchase a ticket now for our Oktoberfest trains we will still provide a 100% refund if you cancel 24 hours in advance. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Georgetown Loop Railroad®
Historic trains, mines and adventures.
A true Colorado gem.
Located just off I-70 and only 45 miles west of Denver, the Georgetown Loop Railroad and Mining Park is one of Colorado’s most authentic living museums and historically immersive experiences. Bring your family and friends for a narrow gauge train ride, book a real silver mine tour, or learn how to pan for gold. Discover the rugged romance of the Colorado Rockies in the 1880’s. Climb aboard and travel back in time. We may just become part of the colorful history and traditions of your family too!
Loop us into your calendar throughout the year. Special events are happening in every season.
2020 season June 5 to January 3, 2021
We run every day of the week through October 15!
Oktoberfest celebrations October 16, 18, 17 and 23, 24, 25. Please see schedule for details.
The Santa Trains and Victorian Holiday Celebration trains in November, December and January are on hold for the moment as we determine how and if they can be operated under the current social distancing requirements. Thanks for your understanding.
Mine Tours and
Gold Panning May Through September
Wild West Days
June 6-7, 13 and 14
Fathers Day
June 20-21
Postponed Until 2021-Wild West Days
We look forward to next year’s Wild West Days!
Grandparents Weekend
September 12-13
Photo from 2019. For 2020 Social Distancing procedures will be in place.
Fall Colors
September 19, 20, 26 and 27
Pumpkinfest
October 3, 4, 10 and 11
Photo from 2019. For 2020 Social Distancing procedures will be in place.
Oktoberfest
October 16-18 and 23-25
Holiday Trains
Please check back with us in the fall for details.
Holiday Lighted Forest
Please check back with us in the fall for details.
Victorian Holiday Celebration
Please check back with us in the fall for details.
Adventure Awaits
Burros at the Silver Mine
Burros were an important part of mining in Colorado and especially in our area. Burros provided transportation of supplies to the mines as well as hauling silver ore out of the mines.
Gold Panning at the Everett
It all started with finding a few flakes of gold in a pan in Clear Creek in 1859 and the rush was on. You too can experience the same excitement and pan for real gold!
Lebanon Extended Tour
Go deep into our historic silver mine more 1,000 feet underground to see the artifacts left by the men working there more than a hundred years ago. Learn what it was really like to be a hard rock miner in 1889.