There isn’t anything in the world quite like Arches National Park in Utah. The red rock formations, outdoor recreational opportunities, and stunning sunsets combine to give you an experience worth the trip. Located about 3.5 hours south of Allsave Car Rental Utah in Vernal, Arches National Park is an easy drive for a day trip, […]
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3 Things to Do in Rangely, CO
Many people travel to Rangely, CO for a fun, outdoor wilderness experience. If you’re ready to get an SUV rental and head to Colorado, we at Allsave Car Rental Utah recommend you check out a few of the local activities Rangely has to offer.
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Travel The West in a Quality Car Rental
Alien landscapes, vast forests, and sweeping oil fields attract travelers to Utah every year. If you’re planning a trip out West and need a way to get around, let Allsave Car Rental Utah provide your transportation solutions. We proudly provide reliable service and high-quality vehicles at affordable prices in Vernal, Utah. Contact us today at […]
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Vacation at a Dude Ranch
Ever wondered what it would be like to roundup cattle, lasso a calf, or ride a stagecoach in the Wild West? Now you can find out. Simply jump in a car rental or SUV rental, and drive toward your dream vacation at the Rockin’ R Ranch in southern Utah.
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A Prehistoric Adventure in Utah
How tall was a Tyrannosaurus rex? What was the longest dinosaur? An age-old mystery, dinosaurs continue to captivate both the old and the young. Bring your family to the Utah Field House of Natural History and intrigue the paleontologist in everyone.
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Hovenweep National Monument
You don’t need a time machine to travel back in time. Instead, get in your car rental and head to Hovenweep National Monument. Located on the border of southern Utah and Colorado, Hovenweep contains the remnants of six prehistoric villages built by the ancestral Puebloan people between A.D. 1200 and 1300.
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