I-80 Wyoming

I-80 Exit 204 in Wyoming

In Wyoming, I-80 exit 204 is on a rural stretch with no town close by. Exit signs list Knobs Road. OpenStreetMap shows no listed services within a mile of the ramps. The exit number doubles as the mile marker: 204 miles from the Utah border and roughly 197 miles short of Nebraska.

Heading eastbound, you reach Laramie in roughly 1.5 hours (109 miles). Rock Springs lies 101 miles westbound, around 1.5 hours of driving from I-80 exit 204.

Map of I-80 exit 204, Wyoming, showing no listed services within one mile

Buying fuel off I-80 exit 204

There is no gas at this interchange. Eastbound the next gas is at exit 209, 5 miles away, and the following fuel stop westbound is exit 173, 31 miles away.

this exit restaurants

There is nowhere to eat right at I-80 exit 204. The nearest exit with food is exit 209, 5 miles away.

Hotels and motels by I-80 exit 204

There is no lodging right here. Closest beds: exit 211, 7 miles away.

EV chargers near I-80 exit 204

Electric cars cannot charge at this interchange. For a fast charge, head to exit 209, 5 miles eastbound; otherwise exit 173, 31 miles westbound.

Rest stops in both directions

the interchange is not a rest stop itself. Eastbound drivers reach Fort Steele Rest Area, 25 miles ahead (restrooms, open 24 hours). The westbound lanes lead to Bitter Creek Rest Area (westbound), 60 miles ahead (restrooms, open 24 hours).

Other exits close by

ExitFrom hereServices
Exit 196 8 miles west
Exit 201 3 miles west
Exit 204 –
Exit 206
Rawlins
2 miles east
Exit 209
Rawlins
5 miles east

Common questions

Where can I fill up at I-80 exit 204?

No station is mapped at this exit. Try exit 209 (5 miles eastbound). Or exit 173 (31 miles westbound).

Where can I stay near I-80 exit 204?

Not within a mile; check the neighboring exits listed on this page.

How far is the closest rest stop from I-80 exit 204?

Fort Steele Rest Area, 25 miles eastbound of exit 204.

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