Commute in Commerce City

Denver's fastest-growing neighbor — Reunion, Dick's Sporting Goods Park, and DIA corridor affordability

Getting Around

Drive Times

Downtown Denver
15–20 min
Rush hour: 30–45 min
I-76/I-25 or I-270
DIA
15–20 min
Tower Rd or E-470
Transit

Public Transit Options

RTD Bus Multiple routes. No light rail — but close to 40th/Colorado and Peoria stations.
Mobility

Walk, Bike & Transit Scores

Walk Score30(car-dependent)
Bike Score35(minimal bike infrastructure)
Transit Score0(but near 40th/Colorado and Peoria stations)
Trail Connectivity
Sand Creek Regional Greenway (14 mi), Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR trails
Common Questions

FAQ — Commerce City

How is the commute from Commerce City to Downtown Denver?

Commerce City is approximately 10 miles northeast of Downtown Denver via I-76/I-25 or I-270. Off-peak, the drive takes 15–20 minutes; during rush hour, expect 30–45 minutes. DIA is just 15–20 minutes away via Tower Road or E-470. The city is primarily car-dependent with RTD bus service but no light rail, though the 40th/Colorado and Peoria stations are nearby.

What outdoor recreation is available in Commerce City?

Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge spans 15,000 acres with bison herds, eagles, and free admission. Dick’s Sporting Goods Park is an 18,000-seat stadium and home of the Colorado Rapids MLS team. The Sand Creek Regional Greenway is a 14-mile trail connecting Commerce City to Aurora.