Colorado State Highway 35 is a 1.269 mile long route connecting I-70 and I-270 along Quebec Street in Denver. It was historically a longer route, serving former Stapleton International Airport. With the closure of the airport, SH 35 was truncated north to the south side ramps with I-70. The route ends to the north at E 53rd Place along the Denver and Commerce City line.
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| SH 35 ran north from Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard along Quebec Street with a wide median reserved for a future freeway. These banners for SH 35 and I-70 remained in place until at least 2008. 11/10/03 |
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| Quebec Street partitions with a frontage road system ahead of overpasses carrying Smith Road and parallel railroad lines. 11/10/03 |
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| Quebec Street (old SH 35) emerges from below Sandown Road ahead of the diamond interchange with Interstate 70. 11/10/03 |
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| SH 35 begins as Quebec Street meets the eastbound on-ramp for Interstate 70 to Denver International Airport (DEN) and Limon. 11/10/03 |
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| Advancing to the split diamond interchange with Smith Road on Quebec Street (former SH 35) southbound. 11/10/03 |
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| Three lanes continue south along Quebec Street beyond the frontage road off-ramp to Smith Road. 11/10/03 |
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| This sign bridge, previously located just north of Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, used to display signage for Stapleton International Airport until it was closed. 11/10/03 |
Page Updated 05-01-2017.
