Denver South Maps
Denver South is uniquely positioned to be easily accessible regionally, nationally, and internationally. With two airports within 30 minutes, a robust highway infrastructure, and nine regional light rail stations, getting where you need to go is never hard.
The region’s strong transportation infrastructure supports business development and expansion. At the crossroads of major highways, and served by I-25, C-470, I- 225, and E-470, residents and workers have easy access to Denver International Airport (DEN), Centennial Airport (APA), and downtown Denver.
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APA is the second-busiest generation aviation airport in the U.S. and the premier international reliever and business airport in the U.S. connecting people, places and products. Located on 1,400 acres, APA has four, award-winning, fixed-based operators with premium hangar space providing all concierge services, a fully staffed 24/7 FAA Air Traffic Control Tower, and 24/7 on-demand U.S. Customs clearances.
DEN, approximately 25 miles from the Denver South region, is the 3rd-busiest airport in the world as of 2022, with over 69 million passengers traveling through the airport annually.
Passengers can reach more than 209 nonstop destinations from DEN, including 27 international destinations to 15 countries.
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RTD provides award-winning transit services throughout the metro area. RTD meets transportation needs of over 2.8 million people across the region.
RTD’s E, F, and R light rail lines connect the Denver South region to Metro Denver and Denver International Airport with nine light rail stations, numerous bus connections, bike storage, and call and ride services.
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Becky Nelson
Director of Partner Engagement