As trains through Boulder and Steamboat Springs get new attention, southern Coloradans worry they're the caboose of Front Range rail plan

But for the first six years, the new line may serve one region: the north. The rest of the service — into the more sparsely populated plains of southern Colorado — would have to wait until 2035.

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