Travel to Denver

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I-25 (north and south), I-70 (east and west), and I-76 (northeast) are the major interstates leading in and out of the city. I-225 and I-270 cross the Denver area.

U.S. Highway 40 connects Denver to Salt Lake City to the west.

Interstate 70 connects Denver to Summit County, the location of many major ski areas, to the west.

Interstate 25 connects Denver to Colorado Springs in the south and Cheyenne, Wyoming in the north.

U.S. Highway 36 connects to the northwestern suburbs and on to Boulder.

C-470 Connects to the southern end of E-470 (also accessible from I-25) leading to the south, southwest, and western suburbs.

Toll Roads There are a couple of major toll roads in the Denver area, and they can help you avoid some serious rush hour traffic on I-70 and I-25.

E-470 connects the airport to the southeast, east, northeast and northwest suburbs, C-470 at its southern terminus, and the Northwest Parkway at its northern terminus, leading to Boulder