I-80 Utah
I-80 in Utah: Every Exit, Rest Area and Gas Stop
Drivers on I-80 in Utah pass 58 exits over about 308 miles, between Nevada and Wyoming. Larger places along the way include Salt Lake City, West Valley City and Millcreek.
All exits on I-80 in Utah
Each row of this I-80 in Utah exit list links to a page with the businesses at that exit and the distance to the next gas, rest area and charger in both directions. Exits run from west to east.
| Exit | Goes to | Services |
|---|---|---|
| Exit 1 | Wendover, Aria Boulevard | |
| Exit 2 | I 80 Business West, SR 58 West, Wendover | |
| Exit 4 | Bonneville Speedway | |
| Exit 41 | Knolls, Wendover Cut-off | |
| Exit 49 | Clive | |
| Exit 56 | Aragonite | |
| Exit 62 | Military Area, Lakeside | |
| Exit 70 | Delle | |
| Exit 77 | SR 196 South, Rowley, Dugway | |
| Exit 84 | SR 138 East, Grantsville, Tooele | |
| Exit 88 | Grantsville | |
| Exit 94 | SR 179 | |
| Exit 99 | SR 36 South, Stansbury, Tooele | |
| Exit 102 | SR 201 East, 2100 South | |
| Exit 104 | SR 202, Saltair Drive | |
| Exit 111 | 7200 West | |
| Exit 113 | SR 172, 5600 West | |
| Exit 114 | Wright Brothers Drive | |
| Exit 115A/B | Salt Lake City International Airport, Bangerter Highway, North Temple | |
| Exit 117 | I 215, Ogden, Provo | |
| Exit 118 | SR 68, Redwood Road | |
| Exit 120 | I 15 North, Ogden | |
| Exit 121 | SR 269, I 80 East, I 15 South | |
| Exit 122 | 2100 South, 1300 South, West Temple | |
| Exit 123 | I 15 South, SR 201 West, Las Vegas | |
| Exit 124 | US 89, State Street | |
| Exit 125 | SR 71, 700 East | |
| Exit 126 | 1300 East | |
| Exit 127 | 2300 East, Holladay, Millcreek | |
| Exit 128 | I 215 South, Belt Route | |
| Exit 129 | SR 186 West, Foothill Drive, Parleys Way | |
| Exit 130 | I 215 South | |
| Exit 131 | Quarry, Louland Falls, Gun Range | |
| Exit 132 | Ranch Exit | |
| Exit 133 | Holladay | |
| Exit 134 | SR 65 North, East Canyon | |
| Exit 137 | Lambs Canyon | |
| Exit 140 | Parleys Summit | |
| Exit 141 | Jeremy Ranch, Pinebrook | |
| Exit 145 | SR 224 South, Kimball Junction, Park City | |
| Exit 146 | US 40 East, US 189 South, Heber | |
| Exit 150 | Tollgate Promontory | |
| Exit 155 | SR 32 South, Wanship, Kamas | |
| Exit 162 | SR 280 East, Coalville | |
| Exit 166 | View Area | |
| Exit 168 | I 84 West, Ogden | |
| Exit 169 | Echo | |
| Exit 170 | Rest Area | |
| Exit 178 | Emory | |
| Exit 185 | Castle Rock | |
| Exit 187 | Fawcett, Ranch Exit | |
| Exit 191 | Wahsatch | |
| Exit 197 | Port of Entry | |
| Exit 304 | South Salt Lake | |
| Exit 305C | SR 201 West, West Valley, 1300 South | |
| Exit 306 | 600 South | |
| Exit 307 | 400 South | |
| Exit 308 | I 80 West, Reno, Salt Lake City International Airport |
Gas stations on I-80 in Utah
26 exits on I-80 in Utah have at least one gas station within a mile. The longest stretch without fuel is 142 miles, between exit 162 and exit 304.
Longest stretches without fuel
Rest areas on I-80 in Utah
4 rest stops are mapped on I-80 in Utah, from Salt Flats Rest Area, I-80 near mile 3 to Rest area near mile 196 near mile 196.
Truck stops along I-80 in Utah
3 truck stops sit within a mile of the road, including Flying J and Love's.
- Flying J
- Love's
- Flying J
EV charging on I-80 in Utah
16 DC fast charging sites are mapped near I-80 in Utah; the longest gap between them is 142 miles (exit 162 to 304). See every charger by exit.
Frequently asked questions
How many exits does I-80 in Utah have?
58 numbered exits, from exit 1 to exit 308.
How many rest areas are on I-80 in Utah?
4 rest stops are mapped, listed in order above.
What is the longest stretch without gas on I-80 in Utah?
142 miles between exit 162 and exit 304.
How long is I-80 in Utah?
About 308 miles, based on the mile markers.
Worth a detour in Utah
- Place to visitZion National ParkHike up a river through a canyon of red and cream cliffs, or climb a ridge with drops on both sides.
- Place to visitArches National ParkMore than 2,000 stone arches: nowhere else on Earth has so many in one place.
- Place to visitMonument ValleyThe Wild West of the movies is real, and it belongs to the Navajo Nation.
- Place to visitBryce Canyon National ParkThousands of orange stone spires stand packed together like a frozen crowd.
- Place to visitCanyonlands National ParkUtah’s largest national park, carved by two rivers into a maze of canyons, mesas and buttes.
- Place to visitCapitol Reef National ParkA 160-kilometer wrinkle in the Earth, with pioneer orchards where you can pick fruit in season.
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