Template:California rail network

California passenger rail stations
California Zephyr to Chicago Truckee Coast Starlight to Seattle Colfax Dunsmuir Auburn Redding Rocklin Chico Roseville (planned) Cloverdale Natomas/Sacramento Airport (2026) (planned) Healdsburg Old North Sacramento (2029) (2025) Windsor Sonoma County Airport Sacramento Santa Rosa North Midtown Sacramento (2026) Santa Rosa Downtown City College (2029) Rohnert Park Elk Grove (2026) Cotati Davis Petaluma North Lodi Petaluma Downtown Lodi (2027) Novato San Marin Fairfield–Vacaville Novato Downtown Suisun–Fairfield Novato Hamilton Antioch–Pittsburg Marin Civic Center Martinez San Rafael Oakley (2025) Larkspur Hercules (planned) San Francisco Bay Stockton–Downtown San Francisco Stockton–San Joaquin Street 22nd Street Richmond Bayshore North Lathrop (2027) South San Francisco Manteca (2026) San Bruno Lathrop/​Manteca Millbrae Berkeley Broadway Tracy Hayward Park Emeryville Burlingame Mountain House Community (2035) San Mateo Oakland–Jack London Square Hillsdale Oakland Coliseum Belmont Vasco Road San Carlos Southfront Road (2035) Redwood City Livermore Menlo Park Isabel (2035) Palo Alto Dublin/Pleasanton (2035) Stanford Pleasanton California Avenue Hayward San Antonio Ardenwood (2026) Mountain View Fremont Sunnyvale Ripon (2027) Lawrence Great America Santa Clara–University Modesto College Park Modesto Transportation Center (2026) San Jose Ceres (2026) Tamien Turlock–Denair Capitol Turlock (2029) Blossom Hill Livingston (2030) Morgan Hill Merced San Martin Merced CAHSR (2030) Gilroy Madera Madera (2025/2030) ( planned) Salinas Fresno Paso Robles Fresno (2030) San Luis Obispo Hanford Grover Beach Kings–Tulare (2030) Guadalupe Santa Maria Corcoran Lompoc–Surf Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park Goleta Wasco Santa Barbara Bakersfield Carpinteria Bakersfield (2030) Ventura Lancaster Ventura–East Palmdale Vincent Grade/Acton Oxnard Vista Canyon Moorpark Via Princessa Simi Valley Santa Clarita Chatsworth Newhall Northridge Sylmar/San Fernando ( 2031) Van Nuys Sun Valley Burbank Airport CAHSR (planned) Burbank Airport–South Burbank Airport–North via Downtown Burbank Glendale Los Angeles Cal State L.A. Commerce Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs El Monte Buena Park Montebello/​Commerce Fullerton Baldwin Park (planned) Placentia Covina Anaheim Industry Anaheim Canyon Fairplex Orange Pomona–North ( 2025) ( 2025) Santa Ana Pomona–Downtown Corona–West Claremont Corona–North Main Montclair Tustin Ontario–East Irvine Upland Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo Rancho Cucamonga San Juan Capistrano Ontario Riverside–La Sierra Jurupa Valley/Pedley San Clemente Fontana San Clemente Pier Riverside–Downtown Oceanside Rialto Coast Highway Riverside–Hunter Park/UCR Crouch Street Moreno Valley/March Field El Camino Real Perris–Downtown Rancho Del Oro Perris–South College Boulevard San Bernardino Depot Melrose Drive Vista San Bernardino–Downtown Civic Center–Vista San Bernardino–Tippecanoe Buena Creek Redlands–Esri Palomar College Redlands–Downtown San Marcos Civic Center Redlands–University Cal State San Marcos Hesperia (2028) Nordahl Road Victorville Escondido Victor Valley (2028) Carlsbad Village Barstow Carlsbad Poinsettia Palm Springs Encinitas Brightline West to Las Vegas Solana Beach Needles Sorrento Valley Sunset Limited to New Orleans Texas Eagle to Chicago Old Town San Diego Southwest Chief to Chicago San Diego
Key
Amtrak only Metrolink Altamont Corridor Express 91/Perris Valley Line Caltrain Antelope Valley Line ACE & Caltrain Arrow Sonoma–Marin Area Rail Transit Inland Empire–Orange County Line Coaster Orange County Line Sprinter Riverside Line Brightline West (planned) San Bernardino Line California High-Speed Rail (planned) Ventura County Line Valley Link (planned)

This diagram shows active and planned mainline railway stations, and is current as of January 2025.
This is a route-map template for the List of California railroads, a state passenger rail network.

• For a key to symbols, see {{railway line legend}}.
• For information on using this template, see Template:Routemap.
• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

Note: Per consensus and convention, most route-map templates are used in a single article in order to separate their complex and fragile syntax from normal article wikitext. See these discussions ^[1],[2] for more information.