Jeep Rentals

Ride the Roads and See the Sights with Off-Road Jeep Rentals

There’s nothing quite like riding the trails with a four-wheel drive. Numerous red rock canyons and camping excursions await on and off the roads near Lake Powell. If you have ever worried about getting your own vehicle safely across the winding switchbacks and dirt roads leading to exciting destinations, then fear no more. From our shop location in Page, AZ, you can rent a dependable Jeep to take on the rough-and-tumble roads of Southern Utah and Northern Arizona.
Glen Canyon National Park is your playground with our Jeep rentals at your disposal. Ride to locations like Burr Trail and the edge of the Grand Canyon, cruise across the scenic roads to campsites for overnight stays, and discover the perfect spot to swim and relax on the edge of the lake. Load up the supplies for your trip and picnic in the bright sunlight. Remember to take your camera and witness a sunrise or sunset on the horizon of one of the more unique landscapes in the world. There’s a reason Hollywood has made the Lake Powell area famous in movies, television, and advertisements: it’s simply beautiful.
No matter the time of year you decide to rent one of our vehicles, we guarantee you will experience a one-of-a-kind journey across the deserts and plateaus around Lake Powell.

Jeep Rental Rates

Book one of our off-road Jeep rentals for the day or the whole week! For an affordable deal, rent a Jeep with a pontoon boat or PWC at a discounted price. However you want to experience Lake Powell, we’ve got the affordable rentals and superior customer service to make it a positive experience.
$250
Daily 2012 Jeep Rubicon Rental
$1,000
Weekly 2012 Jeep Rubicon Rental
Call or contact our Jeep rental shop to learn more about individual Lake Powell Jeep rentals and rental packages near you.

Experience Breathtaking Jeep Excursions Near Lake Powell

Whether you’re a first-timer to Lake Powell or just want to find a new off-road trail, Lake Powell Rentals & Retail knows the perfect spots to take your Jeep rental. Off the beaten path takes on a whole new meaning with these awe-inspiring trails. For more trip inspiration with your Jeep Wrangler, check out our interactive map by clicking the link below.
Glen Canyon Dam and Recreational Area
One of the most amazing sights near Page, AZ, is the Glen Canyon Dam, a marvel of engineering and human ingenuity. Constructed in 1966, the second-largest dam in the United States was built into the durable sandstone walls of Glen Canyon. Tour the facility and see the eight giant turbines that create 4.5 billion kilowatt-hours of power, electricity that is used to light homes in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, and even Nebraska! Spend time in the recreational area of the dam and grab a bite to eat before you go exploring.
Hole-in-the-Rock Road
From Escalante, UT, to the western shore of Lake Powell, Hole-in-the-Rock gets its name from the narrow trails pioneers dug to cross the Colorado River. Blasting powder and good old-fashioned pickaxes created the passages in six weeks, and you can follow their progress yourself with a bit of a hike to the area. Be aware that this area is for the fit and healthy, and you should be very careful if you choose to climb through the narrow passage. Even so, it is worth the experience. The gorgeous red rock canyon itself is a reminder of the tough men and women that settled here.
Burr Trail
The Burr Trail is a scenic backway that trails from Bullfrog Marina, passes the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Capitol Reef National Park, and beyond. The vistas you will view of the Henry Mountains, the slot canyons you can visit on foot, and the campgrounds you can enjoy will create unforgettable moments for you and your friends and family. You will fall in love with the road, as it is a trail that many travelers choose to explore year after year.
Hite
In September of 1883, a man named Cass Hite arrived in Glen Canyon to find gold on the edges of the Colorado River. He found it, and a gold rush followed. The history of the area named after the man alone is enough to make anyone excited to visit! At the north end of Lake Powell, explore the Colorado River through the gravel trails. Hike past the rocks that the Navajo and Anasazi tribes once called home. Whether you are a history buff or not, you will love the beauty that Hite and the surrounding bluffs have to offer.
FAQ
What kinds of activities can I plan for when renting a Jeep?
Almost anything. Take your hiking gear and explore the trails, secure kayaks to the roof and traverse the Colorado River’s many water-cut canyons, or simply take a drive to the most photogenic spots around Lake Powell. You will be surprised at how far a four-by-four Jeep can take you.
When is the best time to come to Lake Powell to avoid the crowds?
Depending on the kinds of exploration you wish to experience, there are locations you can visit all year round. Early summer and early fall are excellent times to enter the water and explore the canyons without the rush. Holidays and weekends are the busiest times; weekdays in between holidays are fantastic times to explore without many people around. Be aware, however, that some trails close at certain times of the year, so prepare accordingly.
How much equipment should I take?
The kinds of equipment you should take depends on your planned activities. First, bring a basic first aid kit. If you plan on hiking, make sure to bring durable hiking shoes and proper clothes for the warm weather. Take a cooler filled with snacks and food for breakfast and lunch, and always remember to stock up on water (about half a liter of water per person per hour on strenuous hikes). And be sure to bring a camera or cell phone with you to remember every moment in this incredible vacation spot.
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