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Static image of the Colorado I-70 Mountain Corridor in winter, not a live camera.
Main artery from Denver through the Eisenhower Tunnel and Vail Pass to Grand Junction. First to see traction and chain controls and heavy traffic in storms.
Region: Colorado I-70.
Static image, not a live camera.
Live status is not shown here yet. Check the official COtrip map for current conditions.
Static images below, not live cameras. View live cameras on the official COtrip map.
Static image, not a live camera.
MP 209.85 WB, 3.8 miles W of Eisenhower Tunnel; MP 210.65 EB; MP 211.80 WB; MP 213.45 EB; MP 213.45 EB (second camera); MP 215.60 EB; MP 215.90 WB
Static image, not a live camera.
MP 185.00 WB to MP 192.10 WB, including MP 190.10 EB at Vail Pass Summit and MP 190.45 WB
View cameras on the official COtrip map
See also: Colorado I-70 cameras page
Elevation: 11,158 feet. Status: pending live data.
Elevation: 10,666 feet. Status: pending live data.
Traction Law season: Sep 1 to May 31 on the I-70 Mountain Corridor between Dotsero and Morrison, per CDOT.
Penalty: $50 fine and $17 surcharge for Traction Law noncompliance, per the official CDOT page checked in prep.
For avalanche conditions, see the Colorado Avalanche Information Center at avalanche.state.co.us.
Planning a drive on Colorado I-70? Check the Eisenhower Tunnel and Vail Pass separately, not just a single corridor status, before you leave. In a storm, conditions can change from one side of a pass to the other. This site is built for that check, with Traction Law and Chain Law status, camera areas, and weather locations for the I-70 Mountain Corridor, from Denver through Morrison, Idaho Springs, and Georgetown, through the Eisenhower Tunnel, through Silverthorne, over Vail Pass, and on through Eagle and Glenwood Springs toward Grand Junction.
A clear tunnel does not mean Vail Pass is clear, and the reverse is also true. The tunnel is at 11,158 feet at the west portal and 11,013 feet at the east portal. Vail Pass is at 10,666 feet. US-6 Loveland Pass, at 11,992 feet, is a separate alternate route, not an I-70 highway, and it can close on its own.
Bookmark i70pass.com and keep it on your phone as your go-to source for Colorado I-70 road safety.