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Tiny Town & Railroad, Rocky Mountains Travel Guide

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Discover a charming miniature world in the Colorado foothills, featuring historic buildings and a scenic train ride for a delightful family experience.

Tiny Town & Railroad in Morrison, Colorado, is a charming miniature village and railroad offering a delightful experience for families and visitors of all ages. With over 100 1/6 scale buildings and a miniature railway, it's a unique glimpse into Colorado's history and culture.

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  • Visit on weekdays for smaller crowds and a more relaxed experience.
  • Check the train schedule upon arrival to plan your visit around the departures.
  • Bring a picnic to enjoy at the shaded picnic area.
  • Wear comfortable shoes, as there is a fair amount of walking.

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Getting There

  • Driving

    Tiny Town & Railroad is located southwest of Denver. From Denver, take US-285 S into the mountains for about 6 miles. Exit at N Turkey Creek Rd, turn left (east) under the highway, and proceed to the stop sign. Turn left again onto S Turkey Creek Rd; Tiny Town will be on your left in about half a mile. Free parking is available in the two lots on the right.

  • Public Transport

    To reach Tiny Town & Railroad via public transportation from Denver, take the RTD bus route 0 from the 16th St Mall to the intersection of Morrison Road and CO-93. From there, it's approximately a 1.5-mile walk south along S Turkey Creek Rd to Tiny Town. Check the RTD website for schedules and fares, as costs may vary. A single ride fare is typically $3.00.

  • Ride Share

    If taking a rideshare service like Uber or Lyft from Denver, input 6249 S Turkey Creek Rd, Morrison, CO 80465 as your destination. The fare will vary depending on the pickup location, but expect to pay around $30-$60.

Discover more about Tiny Town & Railroad

Nestled in the foothills near Denver, Tiny Town & Railroad is a captivating step back in time. Founded in 1915 as Turnerville by George Turner for his daughter, it opened to the public in 1921 and quickly became a beloved attraction. The park features over 100 meticulously crafted, 1/6 scale buildings, representing historic Colorado structures and landmarks from around the U.S..Wander through the miniature village and discover a whimsical world with intricate details. A 15-inch gauge miniature railway winds through the park, offering unique views of the tiny town. The train ride lasts about 10 minutes and takes you past areas of the park not accessible on foot. The park also has a playground and picnic areas, making it a perfect family destination.Over the years, Tiny Town has faced challenges, including floods and fires, but has been lovingly restored by volunteers. Today, the Tiny Town Foundation ensures its preservation for future generations. Tiny Town provides a charming and nostalgic experience for all who visit.
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