Getting around Los Angeles by Rail/Metrolink

vertical 425 Metorolinkca.logo.png Metrolink logo F59PH 860 High resolution.JPG A Metrolink train pulls into the Irvine station. A Metrolink train pulls into the Irvine station. Metrolink is a commuter rail system serving five counties in the southern California area. The system is centered at Los Angeles Union Station, with seven of its eight lines terminating there. Metrolink trains arrive less often than Metro Rail trains, and unlike the Metro Rail trains, they depart on specific schedules. (These schedules can be found here.) Subpages Ventura County Line Antelope Valley Line San Bernardino Line Riverside Line Orange County Line Inland Empire-Orange County Line 91 Line Burbank-Bob Hope Airport LIne System Map alt=Metrolink system map|950px Lines Metrolink currently operates eight lines. All lines run on weekdays, but only the Antelope Valley Line, the San Bernardino Line, the Orange County Line, and the Inland Empire-Orange County Line run on weekends. Ventura County Line Name of Line Ventura County Line Route Direction North-South Inbound Terminus Los Angeles Union Station Outbound Terminus East Ventura Rail 2 Rail? Yes Monday-Friday Service? Yes Saturday-Sunday Service? No Rail Connections Metro Gold, Red, and Purple Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Metrolink Antelope Valley, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange County, 91, and Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Connnecting shuttle to Bob Hope Airport at Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Number of Stations 12 Length of Line 70.9 miles Antelope Valley Line Name of Line Antelope Valley Line Route Direction North-South Inbound Terminus Los Angeles Union Station Outbound Terminus Lancaster Rail 2 Rail? No Monday-Friday Service? Yes Saturday-Sunday Service? Yes Rail Connections Metro Gold, Red, and Purple Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Metrolink Antelope Valley, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange County, 91, and Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Number of Stations 11 Length of Line 76.6 miles San Bernardino Line Name of Line San Bernardino Line Route Direction East-West Inbound Terminus Los Angeles Union Station Outbound Terminus San Bernardino (Note: Certain trains continue to Riverside-Downtown via the Inland Empire-Orange County Line.) Rail 2 Rail? No Monday-Friday Service? Yes Saturday-Sunday Service? Yes Rail Connections Metro Gold, Red, and Purple Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Metrolink Antelope Valley, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange County, 91, and Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Metrolink Inland Empire-Orange County Line at San Bernardino Station Select trains that run to Riverside-Downtown: Riverside and 91 Lines at Riverside-Downtown Number of Stations 14 Length of Line 56.5 miles Riverside Line Name of Line Riverside Line Route Direction East-West Inbound Terminus Los Angeles Union Station Outbound Terminus Riverside-Downtown Rail 2 Rail? No Monday-Friday Service? Yes Saturday-Sunday Service? No Rail Connections Metro Gold, Red, and Purple Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Metrolink Antelope Valley, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange County, 91, and Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Riverside and 91 Lines at Riverside-Downtown Number of Stations 7 Length of Line 59.1 miles Orange County Line Name of Line Orange County Line Route Direction North-South Inbound Terminus Los Angeles Union Station Outbound Terminus Oceanside Rail 2 Rail? Yes Monday-Friday Service? Yes Saturday-Sunday Service? Yes Rail Connections Metro Gold, Red, and Purple Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Metrolink Antelope Valley, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange County, 91, and Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Metrolink Inland Empire-Orange County Line at all stations between Orange and Oceanside San Diego Coaster (to Downtown San Diego) and Sprinter (to Escondindo) at Oceanside Number of Stations 14 Length of Line 87.2 miles Inland Empire-Orange County Line thumb|alt=Metrolink trains whisk passengers across five counties in southern California.|Metrolink trains whisk passengers across five counties in southern California.|455px Name of Line Inland Empire-Orange County Line (IEOC Line) Route Direction North-South Inbound Terminus San Bernardino Outbound Terminus Oceanside Rail 2 Rail? Yes (only at stations between Orange and Oceanside) Monday-Friday Service? Yes Saturday-Sunday Service? Yes Rail Connections Metrolink Riverside and 91 Lines at Riverside-Downtown Metrolink Orange County Line at all stations between Orange and Oceanside San Diego Coaster (to Downtown San Diego) and Sprinter (to Escondindo) at Oceanside Number of Stations 15 Length of Line 100.1 miles 91 Line Name of Line 91 Line Route Direction East-West Inbound Terminus Los Angeles Union Station Outbound Terminus Riverside-Downtown Rail 2 Rail? No Monday-Friday Service? Yes Saturday-Sunday Service? No Rail Connections Metro Gold, Red, and Purple Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Metrolink Antelope Valley, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange County, 91, and Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Metrolink Riverside and 91 Lines at Riverside-Downtown Number of Stations 8 Length of Line 61.6 miles Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Line Name of Line Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Line Route Direction North-South Inbound Terminus Los Angeles Union Station Outbound Terminus Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Rail 2 Rail? Yes Monday-Friday Service? Yes Saturday-Sunday Service? No Rail Connections Metro Gold, Red, and Purple Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Metrolink Antelope Valley, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange County, 91, and Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Lines at Los Angeles Union Station Connecting shuttle to Bob Hope Airport at Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Number of Stations 4 Note: This line is often considered part of the Ventura County line, as all four stations on the line are also on the Ventura County line. However, Metrolink timetables recognize it as a route so it is recognized as a route here as well.