Valdez Tesla Rentals by Robe River LLC—Drive Electric Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
up to 8 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion required; hikes accessible but optional.
Overview
Discover Valdez, Alaska on your own terms with an electric Tesla Model 3 rental from Robe River LLC. Cruise passengers can navigate glaciers, waterfalls, and town sights sustainably and with style.
Tesla Model 3 - Electric Car Rental
Must be 25 to rent • 8 Hour Rental • Car Seats 4 People Max
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About This Adventure
Experience Valdez like never before with an eco-friendly Tesla rental! Perfect for cruise passengers, your adventure begins right at the dock. Enjoy the freedom to explore stunning glaciers, breathtaking waterfalls, and charming local spots at your own pace. Create unforgettable memories while embracing sustainable travel in style.
Duration
8 Hours or less, we deliver
About
Explore Valdez in Style – Rent a Tesla!
Make the most of your stop in Valdez with our eco-friendly Tesla rental – the perfect choice for cruise ship passengers. Your car will be ready and waiting for you right at the dock as you disembark. A friendly team member will greet you, walk you through the car’s features, and provide local maps and insider tips to help you experience the best of Valdez.
This sleek, all-electric vehicle seats up to 4 and gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace. Whether you're chasing waterfalls, visiting the glacier, or enjoying town, you’ll have plenty of time to create your own unforgettable adventure.
✅ No gas needed – save up to $50 a day ✅ Convenient pickup and hassle-free return ✅ Must be 25+ to rent
Skip the crowded tours and enjoy the freedom of your own ride—sustainable, smooth, and surprisingly simple.
What can you do in 8 hours:
- Drive to Worthington Glacier and explore the area
- Stop at Thompson Pass for 360 degree views of the Chugach Mountains
- Stop by Valdez Alaska sign for a photo or hike the Wagon Trail (2h, 3.2 miles RT)
- Explore iconic Keystone Canyon and the towering waterfalls on both side and an old tunnel
- Hike Pack Trail (4h, 5.2 miles RT)
- Make a stop at beautiful alpine lake - Robe Lake
- Drive to Valdez Fish Hatchery for self-guided tour and look for the wildlife
- Hike John Hunter aka Solomon Gulch Trail (2.5h, distance 4.8 miles RT)
- Drive to Valdez Glacier Lake and check out the icebergs
- Stop by Crooked Creek (597 Richardson Hwy) to see beautiful waterfall and wildlife
- Hike Dock Point Trail (30 minutes, 1 mile RT)
- Visit New Boat Harbor
- Visit Small Boat Harbor, enjoy food and shopping here
- Stop for coffee at Coffee Co
- Shop at The Salty Lupine for hoodies and T-shirts
- Visit Valdez Art Co-op for items made in Valdez (one of the kind!)
- Take a break at Valdez Brewing or Growler Bay Brewing Company
- Hop on to Magpies on the Fly for fresh coffee, delicious food and baked goods
- Visit one of 3 fantastic museums
- Stop at Prospector Outfitters
- Have some ice cream at Northern Treats
- Visit Rogue’s Garden for lunch sandwich or soup and check out our organic grocery store
- Hike Meals Hill
- Stop at Kelsey Dock for fantastic photos or just take a relaxing break to enjoy the view
Adventure Tips
Charge Before You Go
The Tesla comes fully charged, but plan your driving route to return with enough battery for drop-off.
Bring a Camera
Key stops like Keystone Canyon and Thompson Pass offer unmatched photo ops—don’t miss them!
Weather Can Change Fast
Carry layers and rain gear; mountain weather shifts quickly even in summer.
Early Start Is Best
Begin early to maximize your 8-hour rental—Valdez’s natural highlights need time to savor.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles soaring near the harbor
- Mountain goats on rocky slopes around Thompson Pass
History
Valdez was established as a key port during the early 20th century gold rush and rebuilt after the 1964 earthquake, maintaining its place as a crucial Alaskan hub.
Conservation
The use of electric vehicles in Valdez supports ongoing efforts to reduce emissions in sensitive coastal and mountain ecosystems, preserving wilderness for future visitors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Layered Clothing
Adapt to rapidly changing weather—warm base layers plus waterproof outer shell.
spring specific
Camera or Smartphone
Capture iconic Alaskan landscapes and wildlife.
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated during hikes or scenic stops.
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Suitable for short trail hikes and town strolls.
summer specific