I-80 California
I-80 Exit 124: Auburn, California
In California, I-80 exit 124 is 4.8 miles outside Auburn. Exit signs list Dry Creek Road. OpenStreetMap shows no listed services within a mile of the ramps. The exit number doubles as the mile marker: 124 miles from the beginning of I-80 and roughly 77 miles short of Nevada.
About 13,300 people live in Auburn. Eastbound, Reno is 91 miles from I-80 exit 124 (about 84 minutes). Westbound, Sacramento is 36 miles from this exit (about 33 minutes).
- 0 gas
- 0 food
- 0 hotels
- 0 EV
- Next gas: Eastbound 11 miles · Westbound 3 miles
Filling up at I-80 exit 124
You cannot buy fuel at the interchange. Eastbound, pumps return at exit 135, 11 miles away, and westbound the next gas is at exit 121, 3 miles away.
Places to eat at I-80 exit 124
There is nowhere to eat right at exit 124. The nearest exit with food is exit 133, 9 miles away.
Hotels and motels by I-80 exit 124
You will not find a hotel at this exit. Try exit 128, 4 miles away.
Charging an EV at this exit
No EV chargers are mapped within a mile of I-80 exit 124. Closest DC fast charging: exit 135, 11 miles eastbound, or exit 121, 3 miles westbound.
Where to take a break
I-80 exit 124 itself has no restrooms beyond its businesses. Going eastbound, the next stop is Gold Run Eastbound Rest Area, 19 miles ahead (restrooms, drinking water, vending machines). Westbound drivers reach Sacramento 49er Travel Plaza, 39 miles ahead (restrooms, truck parking, Wi-Fi).
Exits before and after the interchange
Common questions
Is there gas at I-80 exit 124?
No station is mapped at this exit. Try exit 135 (11 miles eastbound). Or exit 121 (3 miles westbound).
How far is exit 124 from town?
Auburn, California is 4.8 miles from I-80 exit 124.
Is there a motel at this exit?
Not within a mile; check the neighboring exits listed on this page.
Which rest stop is closest to I-80 exit 124?
Gold Run Eastbound Rest Area, 19 miles eastbound of the interchange.
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