Maps & Graphics

First and Moore/Valley Forge Station, KOP Rail’s western terminal station, is located on First Avenue, close to the intersection of Moore Road. It will feature a 500-space parking garage with connections to SEPTA bus service. The transparent white buildings to the right of the parking garage highlight an opportunity for transit-oriented development in the future.

First and Moore/Valley Forge Station is fully accessible with elevator access to platforms. The station will feature a covered walkway from parking garage to the station, passenger drop-off/pick-up, ride-hailing accessibility, and bike parking.

Passengers at the First and Moore/Valley Forge Station can either go to Norristown Transportation Center or 69th Street Transportation Center, where they will be able to connect to the Market Frankford Line for service to University City and Center City.

First and Moore/Valley Forge Station is in close proximity to residences, Moore Park KOP businesses, and recreation and entertainment opportunities, like Valley Forge National Historical Park and Valley Forge Casino Resort.

Located at First Avenue and American Avenue, this station provides pedestrian access to Moore Park KOP via the First Avenue Linear Park.

First and American Station features passenger drop-off/pick-up, ride-hailing accessibility, and bike parking.

Located within Moore Park KOP, a multi-use business park, there is opportunity for future transit-oriented development adjacent to First and American Station.

First and American Station is fully accessible with elevator access to platforms.

Mall Boulevard Station, located on the north side of Mall Boulevard, features a pedestrian bridge to the King of Prussia Mall parking lot where there is opportunity for future development.

Looking west, Mall Boulevard Station will have connections to SEPTA bus service. The bus loop could also provide connections to the Upper Merion Township Rambler and the KOP District’s Connector shuttle service.

The Allendale Road Station platform bridges over Allendale Road, just south of the intersection with Wills Boulevard, providing access to employment, dining, shopping, and the King of Prussia Mall. This is what the pedestrian connection between the Mall and the station will look like.

Allendale Road Station is fully accessible with elevator access to platform.

Allendale Road Station, located at Allendale Road and Wills Boulevard, will feature connections to SEPTA bus service, passenger drop-off/pick-up, ride-hailing accessibility, bike parking, and a pedestrian bridge connection to King of Prussia Mall.

Looking north at Allendale Road Station spanning across Allendale Road.

Henderson Road Station, located on Henderson Road at the intersection of Saulin Boulevard will feature connection to SEPTA bus service, bike access to/from proposed Chester Valley Trail extension, passenger drop-off/pick-up, ride-hailing accessibility, and bike parking. There will be parking for 500 cars, strategically located to capture motorists traveling from U.S. 202 before they would need to drive through the congested roadways of Upper Merion Township.

This is a view of the station looking north on Henderson Road just past the Pennsylvania Turnpike overpass and south of Saulin Boulevard and the Henderson Square Shopping Center. Henderson Road Station platform will be fully accessible from both parking lots with elevator access.