How long is RT 40?

How long is RT 40?

2,286 mi

How long is I 70 in Colorado?

449.6 mi

Where does US Route 40 begin and end?

Starting at its western terminus in Utah, US 40 crosses a total of 12 states, including Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, and New Jersey. US 40 passes through or by major cities including Denver, Kansas City, St.

What is the highest elevation on Highway 40 in Colorado?

11,307 feet

What is the longest straightest road in America?

Highway 46

What is the most scenic drive in Colorado?

1. Trail Ridge Road. Trail Ridge Road is one of the most spectacular drives in all of Colorado, and ranks up there as one of the top in the world.
2. Mount Evans Road.
3. Pike’s Peak Highway.
4. The Million Dollar Highway.
5. Top of the Rockies.
6. Collegiate Peaks Scenic Byway.
7. Poudre Canyon.
8. Dinosaur Diamond Scenic and Historic Byway.

What is the steepest grade in Colorado?

Located in the San Juan Mountains, the road to the summit is totally paved. It’s called Colorado State Highway 149, also known as Silver Thread Scenic Byway. The north side has the steepest grade of any continuously paved road in Colorado (9%).

Is the drive from Denver to Aspen scary?

The drive is gorgeous and, although you reach some very high elevations, it is not scary if you stick to the main route: I-70 west to Glenwood Springs and then highway 82 south to Aspen.

Is driving to Aspen dangerous?

Travelling over the various mountain passes can be treacherous in the wintertime. Mountain weather is unpredictable, and traffic standstills are common due to the sheer number of people heading to various ski resorts for the weekend.

Can you drive from Denver to Aspen in the winter?

Timing your drive is essential when traveling from the Denver metro area west to Aspen in the winter. When the weekends arrive, there is a mass exodus from Denver as skiers and snowboarders head west toward the many ski areas off Interstate 70.

Is the drive from Denver to Steamboat Springs scary?

Drive is not scary at all. Steamboat is a real joy in the summer. Take a stroll along the hike/ bike path along the river (which goes forever).

Do you need chains to drive to Steamboat Springs?

If hiking to the springs please check-in with attendant upon arrival to pay admission fees. From November 1st to May 1st a four-wheel drive vehicle with snow tires or any vehicle with chains is required to be on the last two miles of the road.

Can you drive from Denver to Steamboat Springs?

Driving From Denver (about 3 hours): 157 miles Northwest of Denver, an easy 3 hour drive. Take I 70 west through the Eisenhower Tunnel to Silverthorn, Exit 205 (67 miles). Take CO 9 North to Kremling (37 miles), then West on US 40 to Steamboat Springs (53 miles).

Can you drive to Steamboat Springs?

Whether you plan on driving to Steamboat Springs from a nearby city or you are flying into a nearby airport and driving from there, the ride into Steamboat is surprisingly easy. Many nearby cities and towns are easily accessible within a 2-3 hour drive.

Is there a shuttle from Denver to Steamboat Springs?

GO Alpine operates daily, scheduled, shared ride shuttles between the Denver International Airport and Steamboat Springs. Reservations may be made for stops at I-70 and Youngfield Street in west Denver, or the towns of Silverthorne and Kremmling (more info below).