Is there a train to Las Vegas?

No, there is no passenger rail service to Las Vegas.

How long is the drive?

The drive takes about 11 hours.

No, I-70 and I-15 are toll-free in this section.

What is the best route?

I-70 West to I-15 South is the standard path.

Yes, there are bus services from Denver to Las Vegas.

Evergreen

Las Vegas

Flight Driving

Evergreen to Las Vegas

Updated: 31 May 2026

The journey from Evergreen to Las Vegas is approximately 1,000 kilometers, taking about 11 hours via I-70 West and I-15 South. This is a long drive through the Rocky Mountains and the desert of Utah and Nevada. Personal vehicle travel is the most practical method, though flights are available from Denver International Airport. Be prepared for long stretches of highway and potential extreme heat in the summer.

Total Distance: 1,000 km driving distance; 750 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Flying is faster than driving when accounting for the long distance.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own car is the most cost-effective method.

Compare Evergreen to Las Vegas Routes

	Flight Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	2 hours (flight time)	11 hours
Avg Price	$150 - $350	$110 - $160
Operator	Southwest Airlines	Personal Vehicle
Route	Drive to Denver International Airport (DEN), then fly to Las Vegas (LAS).	Take I-70 West to I-15 South, then continue to Las Vegas.
Tip	Factor in 1 hour of driving to the airport and security wait times.	Check for road closures during winter storms in the mountains.

Travel Tips

Fuel
Fill up in major towns; gas can be sparse in remote stretches.
Weather
Check the weather forecast for the entire route before leaving.
Hydration
Drink plenty of water due to the heat in Las Vegas.
Traffic
Avoid I-15 during rush hour in Las Vegas.
Safety
Keep a basic emergency kit in your car.

Safety Tips

Winter Tires
Carry chains or use winter tires during the colder months in the mountains.
Emergency Kit
Keep blankets, water, and food in your car for long highway stretches.
Cell Service
Expect spotty cell service in some remote areas.
Wildlife
Watch for elk and deer on the road, especially at dawn and dusk.