Getting to Beaver Creek

Getting to Beaver Creek

Getting to Beaver Creek is quite simple thanks to Eagle County Airport, just 28 miles away. You can also fly into Denver International Airport (DIA) and rent a car or arrange for a shuttle, such as a Colorado Mountain Express. The drive from DIA to Beaver Creek via Interstate 70 is gorgeous so try to stay awake (if you’ve opted for the shuttle) and take in the Rocky Mountain views.  You’ll pass historic gold rush towns like Idaho Springs and Georgetown, drive through engineering masterpiece Eisenhower Tunnel, and then pass over breathtaking Vail Pass.

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Directions to Beaver Creek from EGE

from airport follow signs to I-70 East, proceed on 1-70 for approximately 22 minutes, take exit 167 for Avon. At the bottom of the exit, take a right around the roundabout heading South. Proceed straight through three more roundabouts; you’ll then see the entrance to Beaver Creek.

Directions to Beaver Creek from DIA

From the airport merge onto Pena Boulevard follow that until you see signs for I-70 West. Merge onto 1-70 West and proceed for about 120 miles, take the 167 exit for Avon. Enter the roundabout and continue left, heading South. Continue straight on this road through four more roundabouts; you’ll then see the entrance to Beaver Creek.

Directions to Beaver Creek from Colorado Springs (COS)

From the airport follow signs to I-25 North, continue for about 59 miles until you reach exit 194. Merge onto C-470 West towards Grand Junction, continue for about 26 miles until you reach the exit for I-70 West. Drive for 93 miles and take exit 167 for Avon. Enter the roundabout and continue left, heading South. Continue straight on this road through four more roundabouts; you’ll then see the entrance to Beaver Creek.