Utah car hire

It’s easy to find a great deal on Utah car hire with TravelSupermarket. Pack your sense of adventure and discover America’s west...

From the picturesque Park City to sunny St George, Old Temple Square to vibrant Salt Lake City and the peaceful Lake Powell, Utah has something for everyone. With so much to do and see it is not surprising that many visitors opt for car hire in Utah. With the northern, central and southern regions all worth exploring, car hire is a great option for getting the most out of your trip.

Utah is an outdoor enthusiast's dream – this state will surprise you with its sheer variety. With its spectacular sites, smooth roads and sprawling landscape it has desert, snow-covered peaks and canyons. Whether you enjoy climbing, skiing, cycling or golfing, Utah will cater to your needs.

Utah really is a feast for the eyes and although the public transport facilities are good here, car rental in Utah is by far the best way to discover all this fantastic state has to offer. Navigating your way around Utah is easy with its well-marked road system, and cheap car hire in Utah is very easy to find.

The best way to get cheap car hire in Utah is to book it before you go. By organising your car hire before you arrive at Utah airport you will be saving time and money that would otherwise eat into your trip. Not only is car hire the most flexible option for visitors, it will also get you off the beaten track to experience some of the most interesting things that Utah has to offer.

The main gateway to the state for overseas visitors is Salt Lake City International Airport, though car-rental offices are also located at St George Airport in the far south-west of Utah. A host of downtown car-rental locations in Utah’s urban areas are available for pick-up and drop-off too.

Book Utah car rental in advance of your stay to find the best prices. Be pre-booking you can also organise the most convenient collection points. Compare prices now using TravelSupermarket.

Utah is a state for those with a fondness for the great outdoors, whatever gets your adrenaline flowing...

This large, almost square, state is the 13th-largest in the US, but ranks at only 33 in terms of population. That means there’s a lot of space and not a lot of people – which is just how outdoor enthusiasts tend to like it!

Some of America’s best known outdoor attractions lure buzz-hungry visitors to the state of Utah. You’ll find the beautiful peaks of Zion National Park in the south, a 90-minute drive from the incredible rock formations of Bryce Canyon. Monument Valley is located on the far south-eastern border with Arizona. These instantly recognisable sandstone buttes will transport you into a cowboy movie from an era long gone.

Having a car at your disposal puts these giants of the Utah tourism scene at your fingertips. While you’re in the south, you should also consider having some fun at the water’s edge around Lake Powell. You can also straddle the borders at the Four Corners Monument or pick a ranch where you can experience horse-back riding in the desert.

Drive north and see the big city sights in Salt Lake City. Temple Square is often the first port of call for tourists. This is the site of the world headquarters for followers of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, also known as Mormons. Take the time to see Salt Lake Temple and Salt Lake Tabernacle before discovering Utah State Capitol, Clark Planetarium and the Marmalade Hill Historic District.

The great outdoors isn’t all about the southern mountains and valleys. Great Salt Lake is a beautiful spot in which to spend some time, while the lake’s Antelope Island State Park is home to wild bison and a lovely collection of walking trails. The island is only an hour’s drive from downtown Salt Lake City.

The nearby ski slopes are also accessible by car in winter, though you should check if you need snow tyres before you travel. If you fancy just a day or two at high altitude and don’t like winter driving, there are park-and-ride options that will get you to popular resorts such as Park City, Snowbird, and Alta.

Fair fuel policy

A fair fuel policy (also known as full-to-full or same-to-same) means you’ll only pay for the fuel you use. All car rental deals compared on TravelSupermarket come with a fair fuel policy, so you can book your hire car safe in the knowledge there will be no nasty surprises at drop-off. More information on TravelSupermarket’s commitment to fair fuel policies can be found here.

No hidden fees

All rental deals compared on TravelSupermarket include mandatory fees (for example, one-way and young driver surcharges) in your rental quote at the time of booking, meaning you’ll know the full price of your car hire upfront.