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Southern California’s Commuter Rail System ABOUT METROLINK ABOUT RAIL 2 RAIL® In 1991, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura The Rail 2 Rail® program is a partnership between Metrolink and Counties formed the Southern California Regional Rail Authority to Amtrak, providing many rail passengers more train service between develop Metrolink, a regional commuter train system. Today, Metrolink Oceanside and Oxnard at no additional cost. trains serve 61 stations in Southern California, carrying thousands of • Metrolink Monthly Pass holders currently may ride any Amtrak long-distance commuters to centers of employment such as Burbank, Pacific Surfliner train or bus within the origin and destination Glendale, Irvine and Downtown Los Angeles. Trains are also popular of their pass for no additional cost. Look for future changes at with group travelers, taking students on field trips and families to metrolinktrains.com recreational destinations throughout the region. Metrolink/Amtrak shared stations are indicated by a star on the station list below. For more information about Metrolink and the Rail 2 Rail® program, visit metrolinktrains.com or call 800-371-5465(LINK). Lines and Station Locations ANTELOPE VALLEY LINE ORANGE COUNTY LINE 91/PERRIS VALLEY LINE Trains run from Lancaster to Los Angeles, paralleling Trains run from Oceanside to Los Angeles, paralleling Trains run from Riverside to Los Angeles via Fullerton, the Antelope Valley Fwy (State Route 14) and Golden the Santa Ana Fwy (I-5). paralleling the Riverside Fwy (91) and the Santa Ana State Fwy (I-5). Fwy (I-5). OCEANSIDE ORANGE LANCASTER SYLMAR/ 235 S. Tremont St. 194 N. Atchison St. PERRIS - SOUTH CORONA - NORTH MAIN 44812 N. Sierra Hwy. SAN FERNANDO SAN CLEMENTE ANAHEIM 1304 Case Rd. 250 E. Blaine PALMDALE 12219 Frank Modugno Dr 1850 Avenida Estacion 2150 E. Katella Ave. PERRIS - DOWNTOWN CORONA - WEST 39000 Clock Tower Plaza Dr. SUN VALLEY SAN JUAN FULLERTON 121 South C St. 155 Pomona Rincon Rd. (Sierra Hwy. & 6th St.) 8360 San Fernando Rd. CAPISTRANO 120 E. Santa Fe Ave. MORENO VALLEY/ FULLERTON VINCENT GRADE/ACTON BURBANK - DOWNTOWN 26701 Verdugo St. BUENA PARK MARCH FIELD 120 E. Santa Fe Ave. 730 W. Sierra Hwy. 201 N. Front St. LAGUNA NIGUEL/ 8400 Lakeknoll Dr. 14160 Meridian Pkwy. BUENA PARK VIA PRINCESSA GLENDALE MISSION VIEJO NORWALK/ RIVERSIDE - 8400 Lakeknoll Dr. 19201 Via Princessa 400 W. Cerritos Ave. 28200 Forbes Rd. SANTA FE SPRINGS HUNTER PARK/UCR NORWALK/ SANTA CLARITA L.A. UNION STATION IRVINE 12650 Imperial Hwy. 1101 Marlborough Ave. SANTA FE SPRINGS 22122 Soledad Canyon Rd. 800 N. Alameda St. 15215 Barranca Pkwy. COMMERCE RIVERSIDE - DOWNTOWN 12650 Imperial Hwy. NEWHALL TUSTIN 6433 26th St. 4066 Vine St. L.A. UNION STATION 24300 Railroad Ave. 2975 Edinger Ave. L.A. UNION STATION RIVERSIDE - LA SIERRA 800 N. Alameda St. SANTA ANA 800 N. Alameda St. 10901 Indiana Ave. VENTURA COUNTY LINE 1000 E. Santa Ana Blvd. Trains run from Oxnard to Los Angeles, paralleling the Ventura Fwy (101) and the Simi Valley Fwy (118). IEOC LINE SAN BERNARDINO LINE VENTURA - EAST VAN NUYS Trains run from San Bernardino to Oceanside, par- Trains run from San Bernardino to Los Angeles, paral- 6175 Ventura Blvd. 7720 Van Nuys Blvd. alleling the Riverside Fwy (91), the Costa Mesa Fwy leling the San Bernardino Fwy (I-10). OXNARD BURBANK/ (55) and the Santa Ana Fwy (I-5). SAN BERNARDINO - CLAREMONT 201 East 4th St. BOB HOPE AIRPORT SAN BERNARDINO - SANTA ANA DOWNTOWN 200 W. 1st St. CAMARILLO 3750 Empire Ave. DOWNTOWN 1000 E. Santa Ana Blvd. 174 S. E St. POMONA - NORTH 30 Lewis Rd. BURBANK - DOWNTOWN 174 S. E St. TUSTIN SAN BERNARDINO 205 Santa Fe St. MOORPARK 201 N. Front St. SAN BERNARDINO 2975 Edinger Ave. 1170 W. 3rd St. COVINA 300 High St. GLENDALE 1170 W. 3rd St. IRVINE RIALTO 600 N. Citrus Ave. SIMI VALLEY 400 W. Cerritos Ave. RIVERSIDE - DOWNTOWN 15215 Barranca Pkwy. 261 S. Palm Ave. BALDWIN PARK 5050 Los Angeles Ave. L.A. UNION STATION 4066 Vine St. LAGUNA NIGUEL/ FONTANA 3825 Downing Ave. CHATSWORTH 800 N. Alameda St. RIVERSIDE - LA SIERRA MISSION VIEJO 16777 Orange Way EL MONTE 10046 Old Depot Plaza Rd. 10901 Indiana Ave. 28200 Forbes Rd. RANCHO CUCAMONGA 10925 Railroad St. NORTHRIDGE CORONA - NORTH MAIN SAN JUAN 11208 Azusa Ct. CAL STATE L.A. 8775 Wilbur Ave. 250 E. Blaine CAPISTRANO UPLAND 5150 State University Dr. CORONA - WEST 26701 Verdugo St. 300 E. A St. L.A. UNION STATION RIVERSIDE LINE 155 Pomona Rincon Rd. SAN CLEMENTE MONTCLAIR 800 N. Alameda St. Trains run from Riverside to Los Angeles, paralleling ANAHEIM CANYON 1850 Avenida Estacion 5091 Richton St. the Pomona Fwy (60). 1039 N. Pacificenter Dr. OCEANSIDE 235 S. Tremont St. RIVERSIDE - DOWNTOWN INDUSTRY ORANGE 194 N. Atchison St. 4066 Vine St. 600 S. Brea Canyon Rd. JURUPA VALLEY/PEDLEY MONTEBELLO/COMMERCE 6001 Pedley Rd. 2000 Flotilla St. ONTARIO - EAST L.A. UNION STATION Title VI prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, 3330 E. Francis St. 800 N. Alameda St. and national origin. If you feel you have been subjected to POMONA - DOWNTOWN discrimination under Title VI you may file a complaint by contacting us at 800-371-5465(LINK), 800-698-4TDD(4833) 101 W. 1st St. for speech and hearing impaired or at metrolinktrains.com. VENTURA CO. Vincent Grade/Acton Lancaster Ventura Palmdale Ventura - East Via Princessa Oxnard Santa Clarita Sylmar/San Fernando Camarillo Moorpark Newhall Simi Valley Chatsworth Northridge METROLINK COMMUTER RAIL SYSTEM Chatsworth LOS ANGELES Van Nuys Sun Valley PACIFIC OCEAN Burbank/ Bob Hope Burbank Airport - CO. Airport North Future Station Santa Monica Wilshire/ North Hollywood Western Antelope Valley Line Burbank - Downtown Inland Empire-Orange County Line Orange County Line 7th/Metro Riverside Line Glendale San Bernardino Line Ventura County Line Redondo Beach 91/Perris Valley Line L.A. Union Station Future Station metrolinktrains.com Cal State L.A. Effective December 16, 2017 APU/Citrus College Atlantic El Monte SAN BERNARDINO Station Served by Baldwin Park Multiple Lines Long Beach Montebello/ Amtrak Pacific Surfliner Commerce Commerce Covina Metro Rail/Metro Bus Norwalk CO. LAX FlyAway Bus Pomona - North Coaster Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs Oceanside to San Diego Industry Claremont Sprinter Oceanside to Escondido Buena Park Pomona - Montclair Downtown Upland Fullerton Placentia Future Station Rancho Cucamonga Ontario - East Fontana Anaheim Jurupa Valley/ ORANGE Corona - West Rialto Anaheim Pedley Canyon San Bernardino CO. Corona - North Main MAP NOT TO SCALE San Bernardino - N Downtown Orange Riverside- Riverside- Santa Ana La Sierra Downtown RIVERSIDE San Juan Capistrano Tustin Riverside- CO. Hunter Park/ Irvine UCR Moreno Valley/ Laguna Niguel/ March Field Mission Viejo Perris - Downtown San Clemente Perris - South San Clemente Pier Limited Service Oceanside SAN DIEGO Solana CO. Beach San Diego Escondido.
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