See I-15 right now — live DOT cameras and real-time conditions from Southern California through Las Vegas and Salt Lake City to Montana, each tagged with its mile marker. Cajon Pass, the Mojave, and the Wasatch, all on one map.
San Diego to Montana · the LA–Las Vegas–Salt Lake route. Here's what to watch, and where the weather actually bites.
I-15 runs about 1,433 miles from San Diego up through the Los Angeles Basin, over Cajon Pass, across the Mojave to Las Vegas, over the mountains to Salt Lake City, and north through Idaho into Montana. The LA–Vegas stretch is one of the busiest desert highways in the country.
The Southern California end climbs Cajon Pass, a wind, snow, and wildfire funnel between the LA Basin and the High Desert. Further north, winter snow and blowing snow hit the Utah, Idaho, and Montana stretches, and the Virgin River Gorge on the Arizona line is a narrow, weather-exposed choke point.
The cameras and alerts above are the before-you-leave view. In the MileCheck app, your exact mile marker and the nearest camera follow you from the desert to the mountains, hands-free on CarPlay and Android Auto.
The live map above shows active closures and incidents along I-15 from the state DOT feeds; a red banner appears at the top of this page if a stretch is fully closed. See the US closures map for everything.
About 1,433 miles from San Diego, California to the Canadian border in Montana.
Cajon Pass above Los Angeles for wind and occasional snow, and the Utah, Idaho, and Montana stretches for heavy and blowing snow. See all mountain pass conditions.
About 270 miles — roughly four hours in good conditions, longer on a busy weekend. Track your mile marker across the desert with the MileCheck app.
MileCheck shows your nearest mile marker in real time as you drive I-15, plus live DOT alerts on your route and the nearest camera. Free to start, works offline, and runs on CarPlay and Android Auto.
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