2002John Bohrer, Martin Wallace
- Videos
- 65
- Creators
- 31
1 - 6 players120 minHeavy weight

2011John Bohrer
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Fabulous riches have been discovered in the nearly inaccessible Rocky Mountains. Gold and silver mines are opening in remote boomtowns, and the mine owners want men, equipment, and supplies to work the Mother Lode. Now, they say, is the time to build the rails through the Rockies! The sooner a railroad gets to a mine, the greater the profits for the mine owner before the mine is exhausted. The iron horse means money...and lots of it. In Colorado Midland, players are mine owners spurring the fledgling railroads through the daunting alpine terrain to the various booming mining districts. There is no luck during the game - just shared incentives and emergent alliances between players.
Colorado Midland has 2 videos from 2 creators: 1 review and 1 how-to-play guide. They date from February to December 2025.
To learn the rules, start with "Quick Review of Colorado Midland (Clip from Episode 80)" by Undiscovered Games, which runs 9 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Hidden Gem Cube Rails!" by Board Games With B7.
If you like it, try Age of Steam, Prussian Rails, Age of Steam Deluxe: Expansion Volume IV and Wabash Cannonball, also by John Bohrer.
2002John Bohrer, Martin Wallace
1 - 6 players120 minHeavy weight
2024Ted Alspach, John Bohrer, Randal Lloyd, Dylan D. Phillips
1 - 6 players120 minVery heavy weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Fabulous riches have been discovered in the nearly inaccessible Rocky Mountains. Gold and silver mines are opening in remote boomtowns, and the mine owners want men, equipment, and supplies to work the Mother Lode. Now, they say, is the time to build the rails through the Rockies! The sooner a railroad gets to a mine, the greater the profits for the mine owner before the mine is exhausted. The iron horse means money...and lots of it. In Colorado Midland, players are mine owners spurring the fledgling railroads through the daunting alpine terrain to the various booming mining districts. There is no luck during the game - just shared incentives and emergent alliances between players.
Designer
John Bohrer
Artist
Todd Sanders
Publisher
Winsome Games
Categories
Mechanics