What does "unrestricted" mean?

Unrestricted means the Jeep is permitted on virtually any state-recognized public roadway in Alaska, including many gravel highways that standard rentals forbid.

Can I drive the Denali Highway?

Yes. The rental is authorized to travel the full 135 miles of the Denali Highway between Cantwell and Paxson.

Can I drive inside Denali National Park?

Private vehicles may only drive the first portion of the Denali Park Road as allowed by current National Park rules; follow posted restrictions.

Can I go off-roading?

No. Vehicles must remain on legal, publicly maintained roads; cross-country travel and off-road driving are prohibited.

Which Jeep will I receive?

You will receive either a four-door Jeep Wrangler or Jeep Gladiator, depending on availability.

Yes. Drivers must carry valid automobile insurance; the vehicles have Alaska-required liability coverage but deductibles remain renter responsibility.

Drive Denali: 5-Day Unrestricted Jeep Rental to Explore the Denali Highway

Take the wheel on an Alaska road trip few visitors get to claim. The 5-Day Denali Jeep Rental puts you behind the wheel of an unrestricted Jeep in Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska, giving you the freedom to follow gravel spines like the Denali Highway, punch up Stampede Road, and chase peaks and wildlife across interior Alaska. Begin in the town and gateway of Denali National Park and Preserve, where the Alaska Range rises in a sweep of granite, glacier ice, and tundra. This rental includes a four-door Jeep Wrangler or Jeep Gladiator with automatic transmission, unlimited mileage, and state approval to travel virtually any publicly maintained road in Alaska. Unlike standard rentals that forbid gravel travel, this vehicle is allowed on the Denali Highway, the 135-mile corridor between Paxson and Cantwell, and other state-recognized routes — though not off-road cross-country travel. Why this matters: the route options transform a standard sightseeing loop into a choose-your-own-adventure of river crossings, wildlife pullouts, and raw, high-latitude light. Expect wide vistas of boreal forest giving way to tundra, river-carved valleys, and the remote silhouettes of the Alaska Range. Keep an eye for moose browsing willow beds, Dall sheep on scree slopes, and foxes along the road edge. Geological notes: much of the scenery is glacially sculpted, with exposed schist and granite outcrops and broad glacial valleys. Practical perks make this trip especially friendly for first-time Alaskans: free pickup and drop-off anywhere in the Denali area, a full tank at pickup, a Denali Exploration Guide, and a brief orientation to your Jeep so you can be on the road within minutes. Drivers must be at least 25 years old and carry current auto insurance. Fuel, park entrance fees, and campsite fees are not included. Sample trip ideas: drive the Denali Highway from Cantwell to Paxson for remote vistas and river fishing access; take Stampede Road toward the Nenana River corridor for classic interior views; or spend a day exploring the allowed first miles of the Denali Park Road and photographing the Alaska Range from roadside pullouts. Safety and stewardship: stay on maintained roads, carry extra fuel and warm layers, and respect wildlife distances. This rental turns Denali into a flexible basecamp, giving photographers, anglers, and road-trippers a chance to craft a singular five-day itinerary across one of America’s most rugged public landscapes. Vehicles seat up to five passengers and include modern safety features such as airbags, stability control, and a sturdy skid plate for gravel travel. Bring navigational backups: paper maps and a charged phone with offline topo maps. Plan fuel stops carefully—services are sparse on long stretches—and carry basic recovery gear and a spare tire to avoid being stranded in remote country.