Rent a car in Fairbanks to experience the winter wonderland that is central Alaska. The second-largest city in the state, Fairbanks provides the perfect headquarters to track the aurora borealis, witness the Midnight Sun and relax in the region’s natural hot springs.
From here, Alaska’s wilderness is within easy reach. Denali National Park is just over a two-hour drive away in your Fairbanks rental car, while the Arctic Circle can be reached in under 200 miles. The town of endless Christmas cheer, North Pole, is also just 20 minutes away by car.
Collect your Fairbanks rental car from Fairbanks International Airport, just a short 15-minute drive from the city. We have vehicles for all itineraries, from large sedans that fit the whole family, to sturdy SUVs you can rely on while driving Alaska’s icy winding roads.
Reserve your Fairbanks car rental at Hertz to explore the hub of the Arctic and beyond.

101 Dunkel Street, Fairbanks, AK, 99701
Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center is the perfect place to get acquainted with Alaska’s great outdoors. Discover exhibits to learn about Native Alaskan livelihoods and head to the gift shop to pick up authentic crafts, such as beaded wall hangings and birch baskets. Drop by after venturing to the Arctic Circle in order to pick up your official certificate too.

1300 College Road, Fairbanks, AK, 99701
On the outskirts of Fairbanks sits this impressive 2,200-acre wildlife refuge and bird sanctuary. Embark on the epic historical tour to learn how the Native Alaskans harvested resources, when the Gold Rush came to Fairbanks and all about the importance of dairy. There are also countless walking, mushing and skiing trails to check out.

17600 Chena Hot Springs Road, Fairbanks, AK, 99712
Hop in your Fairbanks rental car to reach the sprawling Chena River State Recreation Area, home to forests, rivers and hot springs. The Chena Hot Springs resort is a great spot to unwind in the geothermal waters and catch a glimpse of the aurora borealis. There’s also an ice museum on-site with more than 1,000 tons of sculptured ice and snow.