Best Stops: Pittsburgh, PA to Washington, DC

3 highway exits scored along I-70, I-270 · Kibi finds the best stop for gas, food, and a bathroom — so you never settle for a bad exit.

3 Exits Scored I-70, I-270 ~245 mi

Route Overview

The drive from Pittsburgh, PA to Washington, DC

245miles
3h 46mdrive time
3scored exits
2states crossed

245-mile drive on I-70, I-270 between Pittsburgh, PA and Washington, DC.

Recommended Stops

Best stops on the Pittsburgh, PA to Washington, DC drive

Exit Location State Type What's Here Coordinates
110 Somerset PA Exit
Sheetz 3.6★🍔Summit Diner 4.5★🍔Eat'n Park 4.2★🍔Ruby Tuesday 4.5★
40.0214, -79.0842
163 Exit 163 PA Exit 39.7991, -78.2493
54 Exit 54 MD Exit
Cafe Nola 4.3★Costco Gas Station 4.7★Sheetz 3.7★🍔the Wine Kitchen on the Creek 4.6★
39.4000, -77.4088

Gas, food & rest

Where to stop on I-70

3 stops scored along I-70; see the table above for details.

Top exits in detail

Top stops on this route include Somerset, PA (Exit 110), Exit 163 (Exit 163), Frederick, MD (Exit 54).

Gas vs. EV charging on this route

Charging information for this route is being researched.

FAQ

Frequently asked: Pittsburgh, PA to Washington, DC

How long does it take to drive from Pittsburgh, PA to Washington, DC?

About 245 miles, which takes roughly 3h 46m at typical highway speeds. Add 30–60 minutes for fuel and food stops.

What's the best route from Pittsburgh, PA to Washington, DC?

Most drivers take I-70, I-270. The drive crosses PA and MD, covering 245 miles.

Where are the best places to stop between Pittsburgh, PA and Washington, DC?

Top stops on this route include Somerset, PA (Exit 110), Exit 163 (Exit 163), Frederick, MD (Exit 54).

Are there rest areas on the Pittsburgh, PA to Washington, DC drive?

This route has no scored rest areas in our guide; all 3 stops are regular highway exits with food, gas, and restrooms.

Are there tolls on the drive from Pittsburgh, PA to Washington, DC?

Toll information varies — check your navigation app for current toll estimates.

Get stops picked for your car.

This guide shows general stops along I-70, I-270. The Kibi app goes further — it picks the single best exit based on your vehicle’s tank range, your food preferences, and whether you need pet-friendly, 24-hour, or wheelchair-accessible stops.

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