Do I need off-road experience to rent a Wrangler Rubicon?

No—staff provide a hands-on orientation and a short test drive so beginners can feel comfortable.

What is the minimum age to rent and drive?

Renters must be 25 years or older to operate the vehicle.

Is fuel included in the rental?

Yes, fuel is included with the rental so you can focus on the trails not refueling.

Where do I check in when I arrive?

Park across from the office in Duck Creek Village and walk about 20 feet to the rental location, which sits beside Martins restaurant.

Are helmets or safety gear provided?

The shop sells and supplies extras such as helmets, goggles and dustproof phone covers if you need them.

Are there parking fees in Duck Creek Village?

No—parking in Duck Creek Village is free according to the meeting notes.

Drive the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon on Duck Creek Cedar Mountain Trails

Jeep Wrangler Rubicon: Rocket through the high country around Duck Creek Village, Utah, on this supervised off-road rental. Located on Cedar Mountain near Brian Head Ski Resort and Cedar Breaks National Monument, the experience drops you into red-rock views and cool spruce forests. At the Duck Creek Village office, fuel is included and an industry-leading horsepower machine awaits—no prior off-road experience required, though renters must be 25 or older. Staff give a hands-on orientation, a brief test drive, and safety instruction before you hit the trails, so beginners leave confident and experienced drivers enjoy the power. The route options run from easy forest tracks to steep singletrack that climbs toward alpine ridgelines; prominent local features include Cedar Mountain and the high plateau that opens toward Cedar Breaks, a rugged amphitheater of eroded volcanic tuff and cliffs. You’ll pass pine and aspen trees, likely smell sagebrush and encounter expansive views of the Paunsaugunt Plateau. The Village itself was once a sheepherders’ stop and now functions as a gateway community with cabins, restaurants, and a campground; parking is free and the office sits beside Martins restaurant, making for a quick coffee stop before launch. What sets this rental apart is the simplicity: fuel is included, staff handle the walkthrough and local trail advice, and the shop stocks essentials like goggles, dustproof phone covers and helmets. That low-friction setup turns complicated logistics into a day of exploration—drive straight from Duck Creek Village onto trails that access summer wildflower meadows, high mountain overlooks, and backcountry fishing streams. Rentals accommodate solo drivers and groups; each operator completes a quick skills check so everyone drives safely. Practical notes: bring a valid driver’s license and be prepared to sign a waiver—prefilling it before arrival saves time. Expect variable trails: weather can blow in quickly at higher elevation, so layers and wind protection are wise. Leave no trace by closing gates and packing out trash; these routes cross sensitive alpine meadows and trails used by hikers and equestrians. The setup also appeals to families and mixed-ability groups: after a short orientation, drivers of differing skills can swap vehicles at trailheads, and passengers can enjoy panoramic windows and seats on cold days. Operators emphasize respectful use of multi-use trails and the 25+ rental age keeps the program safe and insured. Why book it? For visitors based in Cedar City, Brian Head, or passing through Kanab, this is a do-able half- to full-day adventure that turns a scenic drive into an adrenaline-satisfying outing. Whether you’re chasing views of Cedar Breaks, scouting for wildflowers, or just craving horsepower and fresh mountain air, the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon rental at Duck Creek Village is a straightforward, high-value way to experience Utah’s high country.