There’s A Little-Known, Fascinating Train Park In Colorado And You’ll Want To Visit
The Centennial State is known for its colorful railroad history, which, fortunately, can still be seen and experienced today. That being said, if you are a railroad enthusiast, enjoy Colorado history, or are a kid who enjoys trains, you are going to want to plan a trip to this little-known and fascinating Colorado train park:
Located in Breckenridge, the High Line Railroad Park is THE place to learn about mountain railroad history, as the collection boasts intriguing artifacts and examples of narrow gauge railroading at the turn of the century.
When you visit, you will be treated to outdoor exhibits and retired equipment, including everyone's favorite: Engine No. 9, which ran through Breckenridge in the late 1800s.
The High Line Railroad Park is operated by Breckenridge History (formerly the Breckenridge Heritage Alliance), which curates and oversees other must-see area museums like the Breckenridge Sawmill Museum, Barney Ford Museum, and the Washington Mine and Milling Exhibit (pictured).