Edwards, Colorado is an unincorporated town in Eagle County, in the central mountains of Colorado, along the Eagle River just off Interstate 70, about 14–15 miles west of Vail and roughly 110 miles west of Denver.

Quick Scoop

  • Edwards sits in the Vail Valley, in the valley of the Eagle River at the north end of the Sawatch Range.
  • It lies just west of Avon and near Beaver Creek Resort, making it part of a well-known ski and outdoor recreation corridor.
  • The community is right along I‑70 (Exit 163) and U.S. Route 6, which both run through or next to the town.

Nearby reference points

  • Vail: about 14–15 miles east.
  • Avon: directly to the east, only a few miles away.
  • Eagle: about 17 miles to the west.
  • Denver: about 110 miles to the east via I‑70.

If you plug “Edwards, CO 81632” into any maps app, you’ll see it pop up along I‑70 between Avon and Eagle in the Colorado high country.

TL;DR: Edwards, Colorado is a small mountain community in Eagle County, along I‑70 in the Vail Valley, between Avon/Vail to the east and Eagle to the west.

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