Texas State Highway Beltway 8 - Exit List

Exit List

The entire route is in Harris County.

Location Mile km Destinations Notes
Pasadena 0.0 SH 225 – Deer Park, Houston
Red Bluff Road, Pasadena Boulevard
Spencer Highway, Vista Road, Pine Street
Fairmont Parkway, Vista Road
Genoa-Red Bluff Road, Preston Road, Crenshaw Road Clockwise exit is via the Fairmont Parkway exit
Houston 7.5 SH 3 (Old Galveston Road)
8.6 I-45 – Galveston, Houston
Sabo Road Clockwise exit and counterclockwise entrance
Beamer Road, Sabo Road, Hughes Road
Blackhawk Road Clockwise exit is via the Beamer Road exit
Pearland Parkway, Monroe Road Counterclockwise exit is via the SH 35 Hobby Airport exit
13.6 SH 35 (Telephone Road) – Hobby Airport
Mykawa Road Counterclockwise exit and clockwise entrance
South Wayside Drive
M.L. King Boulevard Clockwise exit and counterclockwise entrance
FM 865 (Cullen Boulevard) / Fellows Road
SH 288 / Fellows Road
Kirby Drive Counterclockwise exit and clockwise entrance
FM 521 (Almeda Road)
Houston South Post Oak Road Counterclockwise exit is via the West Fuqua Street exit
West Fuqua Street
Fort Bend Toll Road
Fondren Road Counterclockwise exit is via the US 90 Alt. exit
Missouri City
US 90 Alt. (South Main Street)
South Gessner Road Counterclockwise exit is via West Airport Boulevard
Houston West Airport Boulevard
West Bellfort Boulevard Clockwise exit and counterclockwise entrance
31.1 US 59 – Victoria, Houston
Beltway 8 (Frontage Road) Counterclockwise exit only
32.2 Bissonnet Street Counterclockwise CCW exit and clockwise entrance
Beechnut Street
Bellaire Boulevard, Westpark Drive
Westpark Tollway
36.3 Westheimer Road (FM 1093), Richmond Avenue
Briar Forest Drive
Deerwood Drive Counterclockwise exit only
Boheme Drive Clockwise exit only
Memorial Drive Clockwise exit and counterclockwise entrance
39.6 I-10 – San Antonio, Downtown Houston
Westview Drive Counterclockwise exit and clockwise entrance
Hammerly Boulevard, Kempwood Drive
Clay Road, Tanner Road, Kempwood Drive
West Little York Road Clockwise exit and counterclockwise entrance
46.0 US 290 – Austin, Downtown Houston
West Road, Philippine Street
Fallbrook Drive, Windfern Road Counterclockwise exit is via the Gessner Road exit
Gessner Road, Fairbanks North Houston Road
52.3 SH 249 / Hollister Road, Fairbanks North Houston Road – College Station, Bryan, Downtown Houston
Antoine Drive, Bammel North Houston Road Clockwise exit is via the SH 249 exit
Veterans Memorial Drive, T.C. Jester Boulevard No counterclockwise exit
Houston Beltway 8 (Frontage Road) / Greens Crossing, Ella Boulevard
58.5 I-45 – Dallas, Downtown Houston
Greenspoint Drive, Imperial Valley Drive
Imperial Valley Drive Clockwise exit is via the Greenspoint Drive exit
Hardy Toll Road
Aldine-Westfield Road No clockwise entrance
Houston JFK Boulevard, Vickery Drive - Bush Intercontinental Airport
Lee Road, Vickery Drive
65.6 I-69 / US 59 – Cleveland, Houston
Mesa Drive
Wilson Road
John Ralston Road, Lockwood Road
West Lake Houston Parkway
Winfield Road, North Lake Houston Parkway, CE King Parkway / FM 526
Garrett Road, Little York Road
US 90 – Liberty, Houston, Tidwell Road
Wallisville Road
Woodforest Boulevard
Market Steet Counterclockwise exit and clockwise entrance
83.13 I-10 – Beaumont, Houston
Jacinto Port Boulevard Clockwise exit and counterclockwise entrance
Pasadena Jesse H. Jones Memorial Bridge/Sam Houston Ship Channel Bridge
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

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