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Based on ratings and reviews from real users on KAYAK, the best car rental companies in Death Valley National Park are Turo (8.8, 57 reviews), Apex (8.7, 155 reviews), and Ace Rental Cars (8.6, 105 reviews).
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Death Valley National Park car rentals provide a convenient option for exploring the park and surrounding regions. You can explore the park at your own pace and stop at various attractions. There is no public transportation to or in the park, so driving a rental car is the only option for exploring it if you don’t have your own vehicle. Renting a car at Death Valley National Park offers comfortable transportation, including air conditioning, which is needed during the hottest times of the year.
Driving in Death Valley National Park can be challenging and exciting at the same time. The park offers several scenic routes. Certain sections have narrow, steep, narrow, winding roads with blind curves and limited visibility. Be prepared to put your defensive driving skills into practice when driving along these sections. Unless otherwise posted, the maximum speed limit on paved roads in the park is 35 mph. You should maintain a 25 mph maximum speed limit on dirt roads. California Highway 190 runs through Death Valley National Park. You should maintain a 65 mph limit when driving on this road.
Most Death Valley National Park car rentals require renters to be at least 21 years old to rent cars. Some have a minimum rental age limit of 25. They may charge a young driver’s fee to renters ages 21 to 24. You must provide a valid driver’s license issued in your state or country to rent a car for Death Valley National Park. Renters with licenses in languages other than English should provide International Driving Permits (IDPs) for translation. Other required documents include a credit card from a major provider and extra identification documents (passport or photo ID), especially if your license was issued outside the U.S.