Denver to Vail Car Service
Over the Divide and through the Eisenhower Tunnel to Vail — with a driver who does it in every kind of weather.
Most people who fly to Vail land in Denver. From DIA or anywhere in the city, we take I-70 west into the mountains, through the Eisenhower–Johnson tunnel, past Silverthorne and Frisco and over Vail Pass into town. It is one of the great mountain drives in the country and, in a snowstorm, one of the harder ones — which is why this is a chauffeur’s road and not a rental car’s.
We track your inbound flight and meet you at the terminal. On the road you can sleep, work or watch the Divide go by; the chains, the pass, the traction law and the traffic are our problem.
Good to know
Where do you meet me at Denver International?
By baggage claim in the main terminal, with a sign. We will text when we are in position.
Is the I-70 drive safe in winter?
Our drivers run it all season in vehicles fitted for it. When the pass closes we wait it out with you rather than push through — and we will tell you honestly what the road is doing before you decide when to travel.
Can we stop for groceries or dinner on the way?
Yes. Ask when you book and we will plan a stop in Frisco or Silverthorne.
Is it cheaper than flying into Eagle?
Often, once the airfare difference is counted — but the drive is longer. If you can fly to EGE, see our EGE to Vail page.