Car Hire in Denver - Getting to Denver

Denver International Airport, 24 miles northeast of downtown, is among the nation's ten busiest. Geographically it has become an important hub in the US. It's now served by about 20 airlines, though most flights are run by United Airlines. You will have no trouble finding a flight to anywhere in the US or overseas. .

Regular Regional Transit District buses, the Airporter and the Denver Airport Shuttle all offer connections to the city until late. There’s also no shortage of vans and taxis queuing up outside. .

Amtrak's California Zephyr runs daily between Chicago and San Francisco via Denver. Trains arrive and depart from Union Station, at the corner of 17th and Wyncoop Sts. Any other ticket or timetable information can also be obtained here. .

Greyhound and TNM&O both run frequent buses on routes along the Front Range and on transcontinental routes. All buses stop at the Denver Bus Terminal just north of the capitol. It’s the cheapest but least comfortable means of travel in the US.

At the intersection of I-70 and I-25, Denver is pretty hard for drivers to miss. .

Colfax Ave, or Hwy 40, one of the longest streets in the USA, bisects the city on its 40 mile journey from Strasburg to Golden.