How Does the Range Rover Sport Conquer I-70 to Vail in Winter Conditions?

Colorado’s I-70 corridor from Denver to Vail represents one of America’s most challenging winter drives. Between Morrison (Mile Point 259) and Gypsum (Mile Point 140, this 126-mile stretch climbs through the Eisenhower Tunnel at over 11,000 feet elevation, delivering unpredictable weather, steep grades, and conditions that can shift from clear to chain-law enforcement in minutes. When ski reports flash “chains required,” most drivers pull over. Range Rover Sport drivers keep climbing.



