How Long Would It Take to Get a Package From Colorado to Ohio Via USPS?

Packages typically take from one to eight business days to travel from Colorado to Ohio via the United States Postal Service (USPS). Priority Mail Express is the quickest service, while Standard Post is the slowest.

As of August 2014, pricing for Priority Mail Express starts at $13.09. Using this premium service, a package mailed from Colorado is delivered to Ohio the following business day. Another mailing option is standard Priority Mail, which is considerably cheaper than Priority Mail Express. Packages shipped using Priority Mail are delivered in one to three business days, balancing between speed and cost. Standard Post, a non-urgent package delivery option, offers delivery in two to eight days.

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