Northway (ORT) Airport Car Service

Northway village sits about a mile north of Northway Airport, a very quick ride of roughly five minutes via the Northway Road. We provide direct transfers to the surrounding Northway community lodging options and the Alaska Highway corridor accommodations with all inclusive flat rates covering meet and greet, luggage handling, and gratuity. Call +1 (718) 514-9881 for an exact quote to your destination in the area.

Yes. The Alaska-Canada border port of entry at the Beaver Creek border crossing sits about thirty miles east of ORT along the Alaska Highway. We provide transfers for arriving guests connecting to the Yukon Territory with chauffeurs familiar with the border crossing procedures, the surrounding lodging options, and the recommended timing for arriving travelers connecting between Alaska and Canada destinations.

Yes. Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge sits about ten miles south of ORT along the Alaska Highway, a drive of roughly twenty minutes. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the refuge visitor center, the surrounding wildlife viewing locations, and the recommended hiking trails with chauffeurs familiar with the access roads, the surrounding lodge options, and the seasonal access conditions for arriving wildlife enthusiasts.

Yes. Tok sits about sixty miles west of ORT along the Alaska Highway, a drive of roughly an hour. We provide direct transfers to the Young's Motel, Cleft of the Rock Lodge, and surrounding Tok lodging with chauffeurs familiar with the Alaska Highway corridor, the surrounding Tok Visitor Center area, the recommended dining options at Fast Eddy's Restaurant, and the area attractions for arriving guests.

The Wrangell-St. Elias National Park boundary sits about eighty miles south of ORT, a drive of roughly an hour and forty five minutes via the Alaska Highway and Nabesna Road. We provide direct transfers to the Nabesna ranger station area, the surrounding wilderness access points, and the recommended scenic viewpoints with chauffeurs familiar with the gravel road conditions for arriving wilderness visitors.

Yes. Premium SUVs accommodate one to six passengers with generous luggage space for hunting and fishing gear, photography equipment, and extended trip bags. SUVs are popular for Wrangell-St. Elias National Park visits, Tetlin refuge wildlife tours, Alaska Highway road trip arrivals, and family arrivals across the eastern Alaska interior region. Vehicles run on winter rated tires for icy conditions.

Yes. The Alaska Highway runs adjacent to ORT with popular tour stops at the Beaver Creek border crossing, Tok junction, and Delta Junction. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring this historic World War II era highway with chauffeurs familiar with the road conditions, the surrounding fuel stops, and the recommended scenic viewpoints along the route for arriving road trip travelers and tour groups.

Yes. The Northway area Athabascan cultural sites and the surrounding Upper Tanana region traditional lands surround ORT with cultural visitor centers and recommended educational stops along the Alaska Highway. We provide direct transfers for visitors with chauffeurs familiar with the cultural site access points, the surrounding lodging options, and the recommended timing for arriving cultural visitors and researchers exploring the area.

Yes. Every ORT reservation includes complimentary real time flight tracking. If your inbound flight is delayed by weather, interior Alaska fog events, winter blizzards, severe cold weather conditions, summer thunderstorms, connection issues, or mechanical problems, the pickup window adjusts automatically at no extra charge. A grace period after landing covers baggage claim and walking to the curbside.

Eastern Alaska interior fall hunting season brings hunters and outfitters through ORT each year for moose, caribou, and Dall sheep hunts. We add capacity with SUVs and Sprinter vans for hunter transfers, lodge arrivals, and outfitter pickups for arriving hunters heading to surrounding hunting destinations across the Tetlin region and Wrangell-St. Elias National Park during the August through October peak hunting season.