Is October a good time to hike in Utah?
Is October a good time to hike in Utah? Fall in Utah is moderate, comfortable… and just plain absolutely perfect! Temps in the mid-60's is perfect hiking weather. Plus Autumn's deep blue skies are gorgeous peaking through natural bridges and as a backdrop against Utah's tall red cliffs.
Is Zion closed in October?
Zion National Park is open all year, but buildings open and close at different times during the year. The National Park Service provides free shuttles in the town of Springdale and Zion Canyon. From early-spring until late-fall, riding a shuttle bus is the only way to visit Zion Canyon.
When should I go to Zion and Bryce?
Best Time of Year to Visit Zion and Bryce Canyon From April to October, the weather is warm, perfect for hiking. But crowds flock to these parks in the summer. To avoid crowds, it's best to visit in either spring or fall. The best months in Zion and Bryce Canyon are April, May, September, and October.
Is Bryce Canyon busy in October?
The biggest advantage of an October visit to Bryce Canyon is that the visitor numbers drop after September. The popular Rim Trail that travels around the canyon rim is packed with people in the summer. Hike this trail in October to marvel at the famous hoodoos, fins, and slot canyons — without the crowds.
Is it too cold to hike Zion in October?
Weather in Zion during October is typically cool and dry. The average temperature for Zion Canyon is a high of 66 and a low of 39 degrees Fahrenheit (11/-1 degrees Celsius). In Kolob Canyons, the average temperature is a high of 68 and a low of 41 degrees Fahrenheit (11/-2 degrees Celsius).