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Looking for directions to Fort Collins? The charming town of Fort Collins lies just 60 miles north of Denver, tucked against the foothills of the Rocky Mountains resting alongside the Cache La Poudre River. Fort Collins is the last city in Colorado on Interstate 25 before you near the Wyoming border. At 5,000 feet above sea level, Fort Collins also serves as a gateway city to Rocky Mountain National Park and Roosevelt National Forest. Once you're in Fort Collins, it's easy to hop on a bus or bike r to find your way around.

Directions to Fort Collins

From Denver International Airport

1. When leaving the airport, take Peña Blvd to E-470 N and I-25 N to CO-14 W/E Mulberry St in Larimer County. Take exit 269Bfrom I-25 N.
2. Follow E Mulberry St to S Sherwood St in Fort Collins – 10 mi.

From Cheyenne, Wyoming

1. Get on I-25 S/US-87 S – 1.7 mi.
2. Follow I-25 S/US-87 S to CO-14 W/E Mulberry St in Larimer County. Take exit 269B from I-25 S/US-87 S – 32 mi.
3. Follow E Mulberry St to S Sherwood St in Fort Collins – 10 mi.

From Rocky Mountain National Park

1. Follow US-36 W and US-34 E to N Wilson Ave in Loveland – 37.5 mi.
2. Continue on N Wilson Ave. Take Taft Hill Rd to S Sherwood St in Fort Collins – 23 mi.

Parking Downtown information:

Downtown offers a variety of parking options, including on-street, parking structures, and surface lots. In general, the on-street parking in the core of downtown has 2-hour time limits, while the parking around the periphery of downtown has free, open, all-day parking. On the map below, the 2-hour parking is shown in the light blue.

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