I-70 Mountain Corridor Road Report | Traffic Cams
This I-70 road report page compiles live CDOT COtrip data, verified updates, and traffic cameras so you can check conditions quickly before travel. Each segment below shows current road surface, traffic level, road grip, precipitation, and active incidents for a fast, real-time scan.
Blue Sky Limo’s Denver to Vail car service drives this corridor all winter; every pickup is planned around the closures and chain laws reported below.
Up to the minute road conditions and Traffic cams along the I-70 Mountain Corridor
The I-70 Mountain Corridor runs from the Denver metro area across the Continental Divide through the Eisenhower/Johnson Tunnels and over Vail Pass into the Eagle Valley. It is Colorado’s busiest mountain highway and a critical route for ski traffic, freight, and regional travel. Common bottlenecks include the tunnel approaches, Floyd Hill, Georgetown Hill, and Vail Pass, where weather, chain laws, crashes, and roadwork can quickly trigger delays or closures. Check this page for I-70 Mountain travel advisories before you head out, especially during storms, peak ski traffic, or maintenance windows.
I-70 - Eagle to Vail Segment Report
- Between Exit 167: Avon And Exit 171: Minturn (Near Avon) From Mile Point 168 To Mile Point 170. The Left Lane Is Closed Due To Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised. Comment: Traffic Sign Replacement Operation S With Speeds Reduced To 50 Miles Per Hour
- Between Exit 129: Bair Ranch (5 Miles West Of The Dotsero Area) And Exit 125: Hanging Lake (5 Miles East Of The No Name Area) From Mile Point 127 To Mile Point 125. The Left Lane Is Closed Due To Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised. Comment: Urgent Tunnel Repair In Progress.
- Between Exit 180: East Vail And Exit 176: Vail (Vail) From Mile Point 179 To Mile Point 177. The Right Lane Is Closed Due To Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised.<br/>between Exit 176: Vail And Exit 180: East Vail (Vail) From Mile Point 177 To Mile Point 179. Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised.
- Between Exit 123: Shoshone (4 Miles East Of The No Name Area) And Exit 129: Bair Ranch (6 Miles West Of The Dotsero Area) From Mile Point 124 To Mile Point 126. The Left Lane Is Closed Due To Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised.
Traffic Cam – Eagle to Vail
I-70 - Vail to Vail Pass Segment Report
- Between Exit 167: Avon And Exit 171: Minturn (Near Avon) From Mile Point 168 To Mile Point 170. The Left Lane Is Closed Due To Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised. Comment: Traffic Sign Replacement Operation S With Speeds Reduced To 50 Miles Per Hour
- Between Exit 180: East Vail And Exit 176: Vail (Vail) From Mile Point 179 To Mile Point 177. The Right Lane Is Closed Due To Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised.<br/>between Exit 176: Vail And Exit 180: East Vail (Vail) From Mile Point 177 To Mile Point 179. Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised.
Traffic Cam – Vail to Vail Pass
I-70 - Vail Pass to Copper Mountain Segment Report
- Between Exit 167: Avon And Exit 171: Minturn (Near Avon) From Mile Point 168 To Mile Point 170. The Left Lane Is Closed Due To Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised. Comment: Traffic Sign Replacement Operation S With Speeds Reduced To 50 Miles Per Hour
- Between Exit 180: East Vail And Exit 176: Vail (Vail) From Mile Point 179 To Mile Point 177. The Right Lane Is Closed Due To Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised.<br/>between Exit 176: Vail And Exit 180: East Vail (Vail) From Mile Point 177 To Mile Point 179. Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised.
Traffic Cam – Vail Pass to Copper Mountain
I-70 - Copper Mountain to Silverthorne Segment Report
- Between Exit 180: East Vail And Exit 176: Vail (Vail) From Mile Point 179 To Mile Point 177. The Right Lane Is Closed Due To Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised.<br/>between Exit 176: Vail And Exit 180: East Vail (Vail) From Mile Point 177 To Mile Point 179. Road Maintenance Operation S. Slower Speeds Are Advised.
Traffic Cam – Copper Mountain to Silverthorne
I-70 - Silverthorne to Eisenhower/Johnson Tunnels Segment Report
Traffic Cam – Silverthorne to Eisenhower Tunnel
I-70 - Eisenhower/Johnson Tunnels to Georgetown Segment Report
Traffic Cam – Eisenhower Tunnel to Georgetown
I-70 - Georgetown to Idaho Springs Segment Report
Traffic Cam – Georgetown to Idaho Springs
I-70 - Idaho Springs to Genesee Segment Report
Traffic Cam – Idaho Springs to Genesee
I-70 - Genesee to C-470 Segment Report
Traffic Cam – Genesee to C-470
I-70 - C-470 to I-25 Segment Report
Traffic Cam – C-470 to I-25
I-70 - I-25 to Airpark Rd Segment Report
Traffic Cam – I-25 to Airpark Rd
Camera images refresh automatically. Images may be delayed during high traffic periods.
Let Someone Else Drive I-70
Blue Sky Limo runs private car service between Denver and the Vail Valley every day of the winter in AWD SUVs that meet Colorado’s traction law. You watch the scenery; your driver watches this road report.
Status Reports for Other Colorado Mountain Routes & Passes
Blue Sky Limo provides real-time road condition reports using live CDOT COtrip data, refreshed every five minutes. Select a route below for current conditions, traffic cameras, and travel advisories before your mountain drive.
Additional CDOT Road Resources:
Visit COtrip.org for real-time road conditions, live webcams, and closure alerts for all Colorado highways. Download the CDOT mobile app (iOS | Android) to view traffic cameras, track snowplow locations, and receive push alerts for closures. Follow @ColoradoDOT on X for immediate updates on chain law activations and major incidents. For recorded Colorado road condition updates, call:
- 511 (within Colorado)
- 303-639-1111 (Denver metro)
- 877-315-7623 (toll-free statewide)
Mountain weather directly impacts road conditions and closure timing across Colorado. Check the National Weather Service forecast for storm warnings and precipitation timing before traveling. During winter months, the Colorado Avalanche Information Center posts forecasts that often signal upcoming closures for avalanche control on mountain passes and corridors.
Data Source: Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) COtrip API | Refreshed every 5 minutes
