I-80 Road trip

Rock Springs to Laramie on I-80: Where to Stop

Plan on roughly 3.0 hours for Rock Springs to Laramie: 210 miles along I-80. You get on at exit 103 and leave at exit 313.

Map of I-80 from Rock Springs, WY to Laramie, WY with 3 rest areas, gas exits and fast chargers along the way

Exits, fuel and chargers en route

Rock Springs to Laramie at a glance: along the way there are 43 exits: 16 with gas, 5 with DC fast charging, plus 3 rest areas going eastbound and 3 on the way back. The longest run between gas stations on Rock Springs to Laramie is 43 miles.

Gas stops for Rock Springs to Laramie

For a halfway break on Rock Springs to Laramie, exit 214 at Rawlins is 111 miles into the trip, with gas at Conoco and Gas station, food at Subway, Rose's Lariat and 8 more and rooms at Americas Best Value Inn Rawlins, Pronghorn Inn and Suites and 3 more.

One tank is enough for Rock Springs to Laramie (210 miles) if you start full; a 350-mile car arrives with about 40% left.

Fast-charging plan

Assuming a conservative 200 miles per charge, an EV driving Rock Springs to Laramie would stop here:

  1. Stop 1: exit 215 in Wyoming (Rawlins), 112 miles from the start, 112 miles since the last stop. Tesla Supercharger

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Rest areas from Rock Springs to Laramie

Exits with the most services on Rock Springs to Laramie

Places you pass from Rock Springs to Laramie

  • Wamsutter mile 70 of the trip · exit 173 · Love's, One9 Fuel Stop and 2 more
  • Rawlins mile 108 of the trip · exit 211 · Conoco, Sinclair and 4 more

Frequently asked questions

How far is it from Rock Springs to Laramie on I-80?

About 210 miles (3.0 hours without stops), from exit 103 to exit 313.

Where can I stop for a restroom between Rock Springs and Laramie?

Bitter Creek Rest Area (eastbound), Fort Steele Rest Area and Wagonhound Rest Area going eastbound; 3 on the return trip.

Can an EV make it from Rock Springs to Laramie?

Fast chargers sit at 5 exits on the way, exit 104, exit 173, exit 209 and 2 more, so most EVs need one or two short stops.

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