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I-80 Exit Guide: Gas, Food, Hotels and Rest Areas

I-80 crosses 11 states from California to New Jersey, about 3,016 miles by its mile markers. This I-80 guide lists 728 exits with the gas, food, hotels and EV chargers next to each one, plus 72 rest stops and service plazas.

Map of I-80 from California to New Jersey showing the 11 states it crosses and its rest areas

the highway state by state

Open a state to see every exit with its services, in driving order from west to east.

StateMilesExitsExits with gasRest areas
California 201 126 79 4
Nevada 410 92 37 7
Utah 308 58 26 4
Wyoming 401 90 37 8
Nebraska 454 79 49 11
Iowa 306 85 51 10
Illinois 161 42 29 4
Indiana 153 26 17 6
Ohio 234 35 23 5
Pennsylvania 310 60 46 10
New Jersey 67 35 30 3

Longest stretches without gas on I-80

The longest gap between gas stations on the Interstate is 142 miles in Utah, from exit 162 to exit 304.

  1. 142 miles in Utah: exit 162 to exit 304
  2. 66 miles in Utah: exit 4 to exit 70
  3. 58 miles in Nevada: exit 48 to exit 106
  4. 58 miles in Nevada: exit 352 to exit 410
  5. 47 miles in Nevada: exit 233 to exit 280

Rest areas, truck stops and EV chargers

72 rest stopsDirection, mile marker and facilities 126 truck stopsDiesel and parking by exit 218 fast chargersLongest gap 151 miles

Popular drives on I-80

All I-80 routes

Frequently asked questions

How long is I-80?

About 3,016 miles from California to New Jersey.

Which states does Interstate 80 go through?

California, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

How many rest areas are on I-80?

72 rest stops and service plazas are mapped along the road.

Where is the longest stretch without gas on the highway?

In Utah: 142 miles between exit 162 and exit 304.

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