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The best time to go to Utah: from ski season to hot summer hikes

Mar 17, 2022 • 6 min read

This month-by-month guide to what's happening in Utah can help you choose the best time for your visit © FatCamera / Getty Images

With five national parks , more than two dozen national landmarks, and award-winning skiing , Utah is one of the most beloved adventure states in America. With four distinct seasons, however, your mileage will vary depending on the timing of your visit. Whether hiking, off-roading, or playing in its snow or desert waters, we can help you choose the best time for your visit.

High season, June to August, is the b est time for water sports and alpine hiking

Thanks to summer vacation and so much to see, Utah crowds are at their highest in summer, where the days are hot but the nights are cool. In July and August, national parks are inundated with both international and local visitors on holiday. In addition to Lake Powell, one of America’s most fun-loving lakes , Utah is home to many other recreational reservoirs such as Flaming Gorge that are ideal for both boating and fishing. What’s more, it’s home to the High Uinta Wilderness, one of the state’s best-kept secrets and great way to beat the summer heat. This is truly the best time to enjoy two of Utah’s greatest, water-filled hikes: The Narrows at Zion National Park and Lower Calf Creek Falls at Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monument . To avoid hot, crowded trails and get better pictures, time your national park visits in the mornings and evenings.

Shoulder season in March to May is perfect for hiking

Although it’s not as toasty as other deserts, Utah’s climate can get dangerously hot in the dead of summer, especially in the southern half of the state. Because of this, a lot of hikers and outdoor enthusiasts head for Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Zion in the shoulder season. If you're looking to hike the best of the best , spring is the time to go, so don't be surprised to see crowds of other well-informed visitors. Waterfalls are better at this time, and the costs of hotels and rental cars are more affordable when compared to summer.

Low season in September to November is best for budget travelers

All things considered, this is the best time to visit Utah – when prices, crowds, and extreme weather are all at their lowest. You won’t get the beautiful runoff as in spring, and temperatures will likely be too cold to enjoy the water. But if you want to see the most the state has to offer and can only visit during one season, make it this one. As a bonus, hotel rates are up to 40% off peak season prices, you’ll see some beautiful fall foliage in the higher elevations as trees start to hunker down for winter, and you’ll likely be hiking in pants and short-sleeves during the middle of the (although you’ll need a jacket at night).

In Northern Utah, ski season runs December through February

Northern Utah gets an average of over 500 inches of the driest, fluffiest snow every year. Which is why the US Ski Team trains here, and why there are over a dozen top-ranked resorts (including Park City , the largest in North America) that welcome people from all over the world. Although both prices and crowds for snow sports are at their highest in winter, they’re also undeniably worth it. Whereas other states require a half-day drive to more costly resorts – with sometimes inferior snow – over half a dozen resorts can be reached from Salt Lake City airport in under an hour . For better powder, wait until Christmas break or beyond.

January is all about the snow

In January, winter is in full swing, which means it's all about quality snowfall, skiing, and snowboarding. Sundance Film Festival, held in Park City, is a chance to see tomorrow’s best indie movies before they hit theaters.  Key event: Sundance Film Festival .

February is a cheaper time to ski

February is probably the best (and most affordable) time to ski when the mountains get pounded with powder.  Key event: Ice Castles  in Midway.

March marks the start of hiking season in Southern Utah

Snow usually begins to melt in the valleys. Hiking begins in earnest in Southern Utah, although it’s usually a little too soggy to enjoy in Northern Utah. Key event:  Skinny Tire Festival .

Enjoy Utah's blooms in April

April is the wettest period in Utah, when grasses and flowers are at their peak. It's the perfect time for a spot of stargazing. Key event: Moab Jeep Safari.

Hiking conditions are excellent in May  

May is a great time to hike statewide and enjoy waterfalls before the summer heat takes over. Key events: Tulip Festival at Thanksgiving Point, Great Salt Lake Birding Festival.

June is hot, but not yet unbearable

June is about the only decent month of summer before the heat and crowds take over. Key events: Fruit Harvest begins at Capitol Reef National Park (through September), Utah Arts Festival, Utah Pride .

Stay cool out on the water in July

It's hot during the day in July, and the conditions for boating and canyoneering are ideal. The weather is bearable in the mornings and evenings, so time your exertions carefully. Key events: Freedom Festival, Pioneer Day Parade.

Witness new land speed records in August

August is hot but never humid. Watch speed demons set land speed records on the otherworldly landscape of Bonneville Salt Flats. Key event: Bonneville Speed Week.

It's starting to cool down in September

The weather starts to cool down in September, but it’s still nice. Take a drive along the Mirror Lake Scenic Highway and enjoy its many viewpoints. This is the time to buy the best peaches in the nation at any of the roadside fruit stands.  Key events: Utah State Fair.

Utah's fall colors are stunning in October 

Temperatures are cooler in October and there are fewer crowds. Enjoy the Alpine Loop Scenic Byway, be dazzled by fall colors (they peak in Zion's higher elevations in early to mid-October), and watch out for an ungodly amount of trick-or-treaters during Halloween. Key events: Halloween, tours reopen at  Timpanogos Cave National Monument .

Southern Utah still has pleasant temperatures in November

November arguably has the lightest crowds of the year and is the last chance for pleasant day temperatures in Southern Utah. Key events:  Thanksgiving,  Dickens' Festival .

December brings chills and many twinkling Christmas lights 

Baby it’s cold outside! Enjoy millions of Christmas lights and The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square in one of the most religious states in the country. Key events:  Christmas celebrations.

You might also like: Introducing Utah's national parks 11 free and fun things to do in Utah  Take a dip in the high desert at Utah’s best swimming holes

This article was first published Jun 21, 2021 and updated Mar 17, 2022.

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Best Time to Visit Utah? (When to Go in 2023 from a local 📅 )

By: Author Laura Coor

Posted on Last updated: October 8, 2023

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It is normal to ask when is the best time to visit Utah before you book your trip. Travel is expensive so you really want to get the most out of your stay with your hard earned cash!

From its towering sandstone spires, hoodoos, and pinnacles, to its high-desert pine forests and steep mountain slopes, Utah is an extravagantly diverse state with a beauty that will strike you speechless, regardless of when you choose to travel to Utah.

Whether you are visiting for a hardcore adventure like rock-climbing 100-foot routes, bombing down backcountry ski terrain, or want to do a National Park tour and simply enjoy the breathtaking views, the state of Utah provides.

All over the state, the landscapes are picturesque, and there are thrills waiting for everybody regardless of what you want to do.

BUT, in saying that, you really need to know the right time to go to make the most of it 😉

As a local of St George Utah, I have traveled extensively around the State in all different seasons so I know when to do what in the Beehive State.

In this extensive guide, I will guide to you through what season and month to go to Utah based on what you want to do.

Arches National Park in November

Quick Answers if you are low on time:

Here are some quick answers for you if you are short on time and you can of course read more of our in depth reasonings and tips below:

• Overall best time to visit Utah = April
• Cheapest Time to Visit Utah = Summer months of June, July, or August
• What is the Worst Time = July
• When is high season in Utah = Winter
• Best time to visit Utah for desert activities = Spring
• When to Visit Utah for Skiing? = January or April
• When to Visit Utah for Families with Kids?  = Fall or Spring
• Best time to go to Utah for couples? = Fall, Winter or Spring
• Best Time to Visit Salt Lake City? = Winter or Spring depending if you want to ski
• Best Time to Visit Utah National Parks? = September
• Best Time to Visit Moab? = Spring or early Fall
• Best time to Visit Park City? = Winter

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Overall Best Time to Visit Utah (What is the best month to visit Utah?) 

Wondering when is the best time to visit Utah? We think the overall best month to travel to Utah is around April .

While the major ski resorts in Utah are still open and the high-elevation sites still have snow in April, the low-elevation locations are sunny and pleasant enough for daytime exploration without a winter coat.

The temperature will vary depending if you are in the north or south of Utah, but on average, you would expect a daily temperature of around 62.6°F (17°C) in April with around 13 hours of sunlight per day.

In April, you can choose to either stay near the mountains to hit the slopes (whether that be to ski or to just adventure in the snow), or stay somewhere where the snow has already melted and the sun is out (like St. George, Utah ). Tru by Hilton St George always has great rates and is somewhere we have stayed in the past.

If you want to enjoy both atmospheres in one trip, that’s an option too. By car, it only takes about four hours to drive from Salt Lake City where the snow is, to southern Utah where it is not.

However, if you wish to move between the two climates more quickly, there are options for that too. If you stay somewhere like St. George or Santa Clara, Utah, you can take day trips up to Brian Head Ski Resort or Cedar Breaks National Monument in Cedar City, Utah.

Pine Valley Utah

Cheapest Time to Visit Utah?

The cheapest time to visit Utah is in the summer months of June, July, or August . This is because regardless of where you go (north or south), the weather can be brutally hot.

You can find some relief in super high-elevation destinations that have shade, but Utah summers are known for temperatures reaching up to 110 degrees . This means that fewer tourists are coming to town (which generally jacks up prices), and fewer events are happening across the state.

In turn, rental options and hotels are cheaper over the summer, and there’s less happening that could cause you to spend extra cash.

If you want to save your money and travel to Utah in the summer, it’s recommended to stay somewhere with a pool (here are some great hotels in St George with a pool ), get up early for adventures, and have a car with an air conditioning system that works well on full blast.

Hiking is one of the best things to do in Utah and it can be simply too hot to enjoy it in summer

Least Busy Time to Visit Utah (To avoid crowds)?

If you want to avoid the crowds in Utah, the time to visit depends on where you are deciding to travel and what you want to do. In the higher elevation destinations with large ski resorts, like Salt Lake City or Park City, the crowds are peaking in the Winter and they don’t settle down until summer.

So, the ideal time to travel to destinations with big ski resorts without having to elbow your way through the streets is the summertime, but once again the weather can be very hot.

By Fall, more tourists tend to trickle in, but it’s still less busy than the Winter.

However, if you plan to visit Zion National Park , then the best time to go to avoid the crowds but not boil in the heat is the month of September.

In September, the weather is starting to cool off but the Snowbirds who move down to spend the winter in the sun have not quite arrived.

On top of Red Mountain outside of St George, Utah

What is the Worst Time?

The best and worst time to visit Utah is in the summer months. This is because Utah summers are hot, hot, hot, but they are also the least crowded and least expensive… so it’s hard to give a definitive answer.

If you absolutely do not like crowds and you are on a strict budget, then the worst time to visit Utah is in the Winter ; the ski resorts are packed but so are places like St. George, Utah because the sun is still shining and those who love the sun are flocking there.

But, overall, the worst time to visit Utah is in the month of July because it’s too hot to even go outside most days. We would not recommend visiting in July if you want to do activities like hiking as it is just too hot!

When is high season in Utah?

Wintertime is the high season in Utah . Utah is home to some of the nicest ski resorts in the world but is also home to cities that are warm and sunny all year round, like St. George, Utah.

Needless to say, Utah has become a popular destination in the Wintertime for a lot of people. There are also places in Utah where you can receive the sun rays and the snowflakes within a 45-minute drive of one another!

Bear in mind that even in the warmer places, Utah is the high desert and the temperatures begin to plummet after sunset. Dressing in layers is always essential for visiting Utah.

When is the best time to travel to Utah for Desert Activities?

If you want to see desert tortoises or tarantulas in their natural environments or ride down some sand dunes on a sand board , then the best time to visit Utah for desert activities is in the Springtime . Temperates in spring in Utah range from 49°F to 77°F and rarely fall below 37°F or exceed 89°F.

In the Spring, the weather is so pleasant that you can spend all of your days and nights outside without feeling uncomfortable (either by the extreme heat or the cold in Utah). Some of the best desert activities in Utah in spring include camping, rock climbing, sand boarding, mountain biking, and off-roading with motor vehicles.

Keep in mind that if you visit without any gear for any of the outdoor activities, there are plenty of rental shops and independent guiding companies that will hook you up! Even if you have never rock climbed before, you can get out with a professional tour guide who will show you the ropes (literally).

Also, in the Spring, the birds will be chirping, and the rivers will be flowing clear because the muddy winter runoff will be over with (most likely, it does vary year to year).

Spring is a really nice time of year to visit National Parks in Utah as the weather is perfect!

When to Visit Utah for Skiing?  

The best time to visit Utah for skiing is in the month of July. Just kidding!

In actuality, there are two ideal times for visiting Utah to ski: January if you are seeking the maximum snow yield and aren’t afraid of the cold, and April if you’re willing to trade less powder for more pleasant weather .

There are a lot of people who want to ski epic mountain lines that require back-country gear and a lot of snow, and Utah in January definitely provides those things (although you may have to stop at a rental shop if you don’t have your own gear).

Disclaimer from a local: Skiing epic mountain lines in Utah is not for the inexperienced or even the intermediate skiier, it is for experts only.

Weighing up whether to visit in January or April, here is something to consider.

In January, it’s more likely that the entire ski resort will be open because the snow will be plentiful.

In April, there may be a few parts of the mountain that are closed due to not enough snow, but that will only be the more advanced areas of the mountain. But, that means you get to combine skiing with relaxing and even getting a slight tan on your face because you won’t have to completely cover up.

See more: Best Ski Resorts in Utah ranked !

When to Visit Utah for Families with Kids?

Are you planning on visiting Utah with your family and your kids? If so, then the best time to visit is in either the Fall or the Spring .

Both are great times for visiting a variety of National and State parks due to the really pleasant weather. In either season, the sun will be shining on the red rocks or through the tall pine trees.

The Springtime may be slightly more crowded than the Fall since the weather is warmer and the swimming holes will be at a more comfortable temperature.

But the Fall is still a wonderful time to visit too, and if you are dead set on getting in the water, you can visit one or a few of the many hot spring destinations spread throughout Utah .

Utah is known for its variety of walking and hiking trails (like these easy Zion National Park hiking trails ) through beautiful landscapes, and both the Fall and Spring both boast weather that is suitable for getting outside and enjoying the views.

Also, you can participate in desert activities in both of those seasons, such as rock climbing (there are plenty of tour guides you can hire for this ), off-roading, or riding down sand dunes .

Zion National Park is a great place to visit for families

Best time to go to Utah for couples?

If you and your special someone are planning a trip to Utah, the best times to come for couples are in the Fall, Winter, or Spring . The only months you’ll want to avoid are the summer months because the weather is blazing hot in most areas of the state and it will be more difficult to get up and get going on daily adventures.

If you’re looking to experience a winter wonderland-type vacation, then come in the Winter and stay up north around Salt Lake City or Park City if you prefer smaller towns.

There is a plethora of ski lodge-type rentals you can book, or even off-grid cabins if you want seclusion. Plus, you can head into the city at night and enjoy the twinkling lights that line the streets – it is really magical, especially at Christmas.

If you’re looking to escape the cold but Winter is the only time you can come, then head to St. George, Utah, and book a vacation rental or there are even great cheap hotels in St George to enjoy the beautiful year-round sunshine.

If you decide to come in the Spring, you will have a plethora of choices for a date night (in St George) or elsewhere such as taking a guided tour into a slot canyon (or going yourself), boarding down sand dunes , hiking, walking, or off-roading.

Best Time to Visit Salt Lake City?

The best time to visit Salt Lake City is in the Wintertime if you are a ski nerd, or in the late Spring if you want the maximum amount of outdoor options such as hiking, rock climbing, camping, swimming, and sightseeing .

Of course, Salt Lake City is a worldwide destination in the Winter because it is home to some of the best ski resorts in the world i.e. Snowbird, Solitude, Alta, and others.

So if that’s your get-up, then be sure to book a lodge months ahead of time and be prepared to wait in long ski lines. But, it’s well worth it. Plus, there are plenty of options to get out in the backcountry right around Salt Lake City, where there are no lift lines and there’s an abundance of powder.

In the Spring, it will be more comfortable weather for wandering around the city and visiting places like the Tabernacle and the Temples. Also, it’s the best time to take a trip out of the city and into the Wasatch range, where the outdoor activities are abundant.

🏨 Book your stay in Salt Lake City here .

Skiing in Salt Lake City/ Flickr

Best Time to Visit Utah National Parks: The Mighty Five

Utah is home to Arches , Zion, Bryce Canyon , Canyonlands , and National Reef National Parks.  That’s a whopping five National Parks in total! The best time to visit Utah’s National parks is the late Spring or September .

In the late Spring, the weather in Utah is warming up, so it’s very comfortable to walk around without a jacket, but it’s not so hot that you have to take shade breaks every five minutes.

Plus, nature is blossoming and the animals are emerging from their burrows. Be warned though, Utah is a free-range state, meaning there are always cows crossing the back roads and it’s up to you not to hit one (but it’s really not something to worry about)!

In September, nature is turning a beautiful shade of orange and red, mirroring the color of the surrounding rock formations. Utah is a truly picturesque state and you will be amazed at the beauty and vastness of the landscapes.

Best Time to Visit Moab?

Moab, a quintessential Utah destination, is the closest town to Arches National Park. It is the one of the best places to stay near Arches . However, even if you don’t get to the National Park, Moab itself boasts an array of activities and beauty.

The best time to visit Moab is either in late Spring or the early Fall . Both of these seasons offer amazing weather, although the late Spring is the season to go if you want to participate in river sports.

The Colorado River runs through Moab, and water sports such as white water rafting, kayaking, and floating are popular activities. There are many adventure companies that can you get started at any level, whether you have never done a river sport in your life or you are looking for some extreme rapids.

If you are planning on skipping out on dunking in the river, then the early Fall is the best time to go. You’ll miss the crowds of people who do want to run the river, but you’ll still have awesome weather and the nature will be turning a beautiful shade of red and orange. The Fall is also an ideal time to go on rock climbing or hiking adventures too.

🏨 Book your stay in Moab here .

Best time to Visit Park City?

One of the best times to visit Park City, Utah is in the winter, from December to March . Park City is famous for it’s ski resorts and its landscapes dusted in snow.

In winter, the Park City nightlife is bustling, with twinkle lights lining the streets for the perfect ambiance. While it will be chilly and you’ll need a winter coat and a scarf, you’ll experience not only world-class skiing, but you’ll also meet people from all over, eat amazing food, take some of the most beautiful pictures you’ve ever taken, and have an overall amazing vacation.

Additionally, Park City in the winter has more than just skiing. There are also opportunities for hiking in Park City , cross-country skiing, dog sledding, ice skating, sleigh rides, snowmobiling, and much more.

Park City is also home to Woodward Park City , which is a world class sports camp and is one of the safest places to learn action sports. It has indoor and outdoor activities that are meant for learning not only skiing and snowboarding but also skateboarding, BMX, and cheer.

🏨 Book your stay in Park City here .

Image credit: Visit Park City

Summer in Utah

• Months: June to August

Summers in Utah are hot. While there are still many opportunities for outdoor activities and the National Parks are open and ready for visitors, you will be sweating.

However, there are mountain escapes that have cooler weather, but they are more secluded and are suited for camping adventures. Some of these places are the Wasatch range up north, and the outskirts of Cedar City, Utah such as Duck Creek or Pine Valley (which are very remote locations).

Of course, Utah is extremely beautiful in the summer because the sun is shining on the red rocks, but the views are better enjoyed from inside an air-conditioned car, vacation rental or hotel !

Summer Festivals and things to do:

• SummerFest Arts Faire in Logan (June)
• SoJo SummerFest in South Jordan (June)
• Party at the Point in West Point (July 4)
• Harvest Days in Midvale (August)

  Fall in Utah  

• Months: September to November

The Fall in Utah is one of the most beautiful seasons. It’s like an orange and red oasis, where the red rocks are complimented by the changing leaves. The weather is cooling down but the sun is still out, and the outdoor opportunities are ramping up.

The peak rock climbing season is in the Fall, so there will be a lot of out-of-towners who are solely there to get on some rocks.

It’s one of the best seasons to visit the National Parks and to go hiking in the more off-the-beaten-path destinations such as Kolob Canyon .

Fall Festivals and things to do:

• Peach Days in Brigham City (September)
• Sandy Heritage Festival (September)
• Oktoberfest, Snowbird Resort (October)

Winter in Utah

• Months: December to February

Ah, Utah winters. It’s a fact that the winters in Utah are poppin’, as it’s a world class destination for skiing and people travel from all over the world to enjoy places like Snowbird Ski Resort and Park City Mountain .

Just like the summers are brutally hot, the winters in high-elevation locations are very cold. So come with a winter coat, gloves, and a scarf, and be ready to get outside even in low temperatures because the landscapes are absolutely stunning.

Surrounding the cities are big, bellowing mountains dusted with snow. And the towns are lined with twinkly lights and filled with tourists, so there’s always something going on if you visit a town home to a main ski resorts such as Salt Lake City or Park City.

However, you can also escape the snow and get into the sun in places like St. George, Utah, where the weather is warm during the day and the sun is out. It does get cold at night, so don’t leave your jacket behind even if you’re not planning to get into high elevations.

Winter Festivals and things to do:

• Dickens Festival, Sandy (December)
• Snowfest, Park City Resort (December)
• Bear Lake Monster Winterfest (January)

Tip: Winter is also a great time to really enjoy all the epic hot springs Utah has to offer.

Bryce Canyon National Park in November.

Spring in Utah

• Months: March to May

Spring in Utah is a popular time to visit. It’s undeniably beautiful, and since there is a break in people’s school and work schedules, there’s typically a lot of people bustling around the National Parks.

The weather is perfect for spending entire days outside, and it’s even warm enough to go camping.

Also, while the sun is shining bright on the red rocks, the trees and surrounding environment are still green and lush. The temperature is pretty moderate in spring in Utah so it is a nice time to go camping.

Spring Festivals and things to do:

• Thanksgiving Point Tulip Festival, Salt Lake City (April)
• Utah Scottish Festival & Highland Games, Salt Lake City (April)
• Utah Spring Blossom Festival (May)

Tips for Visiting Utah 

If you are planning a trip to Utah, there are a few tips to keep in mind that will enhance your vacation and help maximize your adventures.

1. Know Your Priorities 

The number one tip is to know what your priorities are in terms of adventures. Do you want to ski? Or do you want the sun? That’s a simple question but is very important since it will determine where you go and during what season.

2. Know how many miles you want to cover

Additionally, you’ll need to decide how many miles you want to cover. If you want to stay in one area, that’s great. But if you want to journey from Salt Lake to Bryce Canyon to Arches National Park and then Zion, you’re going to need a rental car . It’s a doable route, but it’s way faster and cheaper to do if you have a rental car instead of booking tour buses.

3. Decide the type of vacation you want to have (budget 💰 and ⛰️ activities) 

The last tip is to decide if you want to go on epic adventures, like rock climbing or mountaineering, or if you want to keep it simple and take hikes and possibly rent off-roading vehicles.

This will determine what type of clothing you bring, and help you get a better idea of your budget. Taking a rock climbing tour will be more expensive than going on hikes in the National Parks.

We hope this guide helps you decide when is the right time for you to visit Utah, and what you want to see and do once you get there!

In our opinion April is overall the best time of year to visit Utah . But when you choose to go really depends on what you ultimately want to do!

Hey there! I’m Laura, and I’ve always been a high-energy, adventurous gal with a natural gift for athletics. I’m originally from the very rainy Olympia, Washington but I now call St George in Southern Utah home. I love exploring the State of Utah and doing activities like SUP.

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When is the best time to visit Utah?

The best time to visit  Utah  is generally in May, September or October as you'll avoid large crowds and extreme temperatures. However, with four distinct seasons and lots of activities on offer, it really depends on the type of trip you want to have.

Utah has a dry, semi-arid and desert climate with sizzling summers and freezing winters — particularly in northern Utah which gets an average of 43 ft of snow per year. However, as one of the driest states due to low humidity, the heat and cold are more palatable than other states.

Best for: skiing and hiking in Utah's national parks

The start of spring can be quite chilly and wet. Snowfall continues at higher elevations in northern Utah until temperatures rise from mid-April. During spring you can enjoy sunny days and mild temperatures which is ideal for hiking in the state's national parks. You'll also be treated to wildflowers in Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon.

Excluding the busy spring break period, there tends to be less foot traffic on the trails in spring, too.

Best for: water sports and extended daylight hours

Many parts of Utah are hot, hot, hot in summer with temperatures often reaching 100°F+ in July and August. However, as a 'dry heat,' you may find it somewhat manageable. Higher elevations like Bryce Canyon average cooler temps of 73°F to 79°F.

There are about 15 hours of daylight around the solstice in June, which is great for exploring  Arches NP and Canyonlands. The Virgin River is also warmer, so it's a good time to hike Zion's Narrows. Ensure you carry sufficient water and avoid the midday heat to avoid heatstroke.

Despite the heat, the summer is also the busiest time of year in Utah's national parks due to the US school summer vacation, so aim for the shoulder months if you'd prefer smaller crowds.

Best for: cooler weather and hiking

Like spring, fall is a great time to visit Utah's national parks if you don't fancy hiking in the heat. September days can still be hot, but evenings are cooler so you'll need warm layers.

By October, the evenings start drawing in earlier and leaves change color. Zion is particularly beautiful as the aspens and cottonwoods turn brilliant shades of yellow, red and orange. Plus, the trails tend to be less crowded, so you'll have a more peaceful experience.

Snow can fall from late October in Bryce Canyon, though it's unlikely to stick. By November, snow starts accumulating at Utah's ski resorts which usually open at the end of the month.

Best for: snowsports and minimal crowds

Northern Utah sees heavy snowfall, making it a great destination for snowsport enthusiasts. Snow usually arrives in Zion and Arches National Park in December, but is unlikely to stick at lower elevations.

The days are shorter in winter, but as it's off-season, you'll experience the state's most popular landmarks and parks in solitude. Appropriate cold-weather clothing is essential for winter trips as temperatures drop below freezing at night.

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When’s the best time to visit Utah? There’s no one answer, and the reason you're traveling to the Beehive State will play a big role in determining the best time to go to Utah for you.

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When are the best months to visit Utah?

From cool temperatures in spring and fall to snowy winters and scorching summers, each season presents a great time to visit Utah for something . 

Spring: the best time to visit Utah for outdoor activities like hiking

Utah can still be quite frigid in early spring, and cold rain is common in March. But for many, the best months to visit Utah run from mid-April to June. The weather during this period is usually warm and comfortable, perfect for outdoorsy adventures in Utah’s state and national parks. 

April also happens to be peak blooming season, which provides a scenic backdrop of wildflowers for any romantic getaway in Utah . And as temperate as most of Utah is during this period, there are still places in Utah where you can ski or snowboard in the springtime (see our guide to Utah's best spring ski towns ).

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Summer: Utah’s best months for water sports and urban exploration

Late June and September still offer a fantastic opportunity to explore Utah’s outdoors , as temperatures are generally still comfortable. This is also when Utah’s top urban destinations, like Park City and Salt Lake City, are at their liveliest.

It’s also worth noting that unless you’re a highly experienced hiker in good shape, it’s inadvisable to visit Utah’s national and state parks in August when temperatures regularly soar above 100℉.

Fall: the best time to visit Utah’s national parks

It’s not a coincidence that many of the best places to stay in Utah are near the state’s storied national parks — and the fall months are the best time to see them.

Whether you want to go on an adventure in Zion National Park or hike in Bryce Canyon , the weather is usually mild and the landscapes are at their most breathtaking during this time of year. Fall brings a color change to Utah’s foliage, a common phenomenon throughout the rest of the world, but accentuated here in Utah’s pristine forests and canyons.

Remember: a booking with Fora can help you find and book incredible accommodations for your trip, like a luxurious stay at Amangiri , one of the most unique places to stay in Utah .

Winter: the best time to go to Utah for skiing and snow sports

Winter in Utah can be harsh, but that also makes it an awesome destination for snow sports. 

The best time of the year to visit Utah for skiing, snowboarding and hiking in places like Park City runs from late December through January. February and early March see Utah’s coldest temperatures and largest snowstorms (or rainstorms in lower elevations), so travel to Utah generally dips during these months.

Major urban areas like Salt Lake City are also fun to visit in winter (check out our Salt Lake City itinerary ), particularly in December, when the city’s holiday lights are turned on.

For most, the best time of the year to visit Utah is either spring or fall

Most people who visit Utah want to see the state’s national parks and monuments, so spring and fall tend to be the overall best times to visit Utah. You’re unlikely to face weather-related obstacles (flight delays, closed roads, etc.) during these periods, and much of the state is open to travelers.

Don’t forget: if you are going to the parks, a Utah travel advisor can help you book the best places to stay in Moab , near Arches National Park , as well as the best places to stay in Park City , near Mt. Baldy, a popular hiking destination for locals. (Looking to explore more of Park City? Check out Fora's Park City travel guide .)

Is there a worst time to visit Utah? Not exactly, but some months have adverse weather

Utah’s coldest and hottest months can present serious hazards for travelers not used to such temperature extremes.

What’s the hottest month in Utah?

August probably isn’t the best month for a family adventure in Moab, Utah . Temperatures throughout much of state regularly soar above 100℉, and the dry heat can be especially uncomfortable for the unprepared.

What are the coldest months in Utah? What month gets the most snow in Utah?

January and February are Utah’s coldest months, but the latter sees the most snowfall. Travel delays are also common, so unless you’re visiting for snow sports, these aren’t the best months to visit Utah.

What’s the rainiest month in Utah? What is the rainy season in Utah like?

March is Utah’s rainiest month, but April still sees a lot of rain. Hiking in these conditions can be dangerous, and significant portions of park land can become unreachable due to heavy runoff.

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Best Time To Visit Utah (Best Weather & Exciting Outdoor Adventures)

Find the best times for Utah travel, from Sept-Nov for ideal weather & low crowds. Tips on budget travel, outdoor adventures & more for families & solo explorers.

Utah is a state in the Mountain West region known for its mild weather and beautiful scenery. It is home to several national parks and outdoor experiences. Its populated cities and vast wilderness create the ideal vacation destination to suit any preference.

The best time to visit Utah is between September and November. During this time, the weather averages between 48 and 78 degrees Fahrenheit and the crowds are minimal. With less tourist traffic in this season, flight costs are an average of 25% lower than usual. Utah’s best fall attractions include the annual Oktoberfest and Midway Ice Castles.

Families and solo travelers alike can get the most out of their trip to Utah in September, October, and November. Continue reading to discover the most optimal time to visit Utah.

Worst Time To Visit Utah

The worst time to go to Utah is between December and February.  The weather is cold during this time and can sometimes include severe conditions. Extreme weather in the wintertime can limit activities. Many roads and attractions may be closed due to the snow and ice.

The winter nights in Utah are extremely cold and not ideal for outdoor activities. Camping or lodging in cabins is not optimal in the freezing temperatures. Many of the best activities to experience in Utah may not be the same when visiting in December, January, or February.

Cheapest Month To Go To Utah

When planning any kind of vacation, budget is a deciding factor for most travelers.  The cheapest month to visit Utah in September.  During the low season, there is minimal traffic from other tourists.

September visitors can take advantage of cheaper flights to and from Utah. Due to the decrease in tourist traffic, there are plenty of discounts on attractions and entertainment.

Best Time Of Year To Visit Utah For Amazing Weather and Gorgeous Views

January: best time for winter sports.

Utah’s weather in January is perfect for winter sports . Snow-covered mountains offer plenty of skiing, sledding, and snowboarding opportunities. The Skyline Snowmobile Complex is an interesting excursion near Salt Lake City.

Bear Lake State Park contains a natural lake that is popular for fishing year-round. The water is full of lake trout and cutthroat.

The lake is optimal for casting a line or a net almost any time of year. For winter travelers, ice fishing is one of the most sought-after excursions. This is a preferred travel time for the most unique fishing experience.

January is the month when the fish move closest to the shore. This makes it the most optimal time to go ice fishing at Bear Lake. For the best results, it is recommended to visit near the middle of the month.

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February: Best Time To Visit National Parks and Wilderness Areas

Utah is home to a wealth of national parks, from Zion to the Arches. Bryce Canyon National Park is a popular choice, best known for its unique rock formations and outdoor activities. Those who visit the park in February are in for an extra special experience.

Winter is a great time to travel to Bryce Canyon, contrary to popular belief. Most of the tourist traffic will be non-existent due to the weather.

Many visits to the park are planned around spring and summer weather. This creates an opening for travelers seeking privacy during the quiet season.

On top of the minimal crowds, snow creates breathtaking scenery as it falls on top of the orange canyon.  Visiting the park in February allows guests to enjoy skiing, snowshoeing, and scenic views with little interruption.

Other areas to explore in February include the Uinta Mountains and Ashley National Forest.

March: Best Time For Outdoor Activities

Utah’s March weather is ideal for outdoor activities . Popular experiences include hiking, mountain biking, and picnicking. The Salt Lake Country Club and Salt Hollow Golf Course are optimal for relaxing afternoons.

The Skinny Tire Festival is a 4-day annual event hosted in Utah’s city of Moab. Travelers have come from all over the world to participate for over 20 years. The festival is held in mid-March, which is the ideal time to visit.

There are hundreds of miles of paved roads going through the city. People gather yearly to go biking down the roads, passing several landmarks and attractions on the way.

Those who ride along on the adventure will experience scenic views of the Colorado River, Arches National Park, and Dead Horse Point State Park. Every registration for the festival accounts for a donation of $25 to the Moab Cancer Treatment Center.

April: Best Time For Sports Events

The weather in Utah during Spring is optimal for enjoying the fresh air.  It is warm enough to travel without a coat, but not too hot. There also tend to be fewer mosquitos flying around in the air in these conditions.

Going to a baseball game is one of the best activities to enjoy in the Spring. This is especially true when visiting Salt Lake City, Utah. The Salt Lake Bees, the city’s Minor League Baseball team, offers visitors the perfect opportunity.

Each year, the first home game begins on April 12th. Travelers should keep the team’s  schedule  in mind while vacation planning to ensure there will be a home game during their stay.

Other appropriate activities to enjoy in Utah’s spring weather include swimming, playing tennis, and zip-lining. Travelers may also be able to catch one of the Utah Utes’ final Spring practice games at the Rice-Eccles Stadium.

May: Best Time To Go Off-Roading

Utah is home to many natural wonders and landmarks. Its vast wilderness areas and open spaces are optimal for all-terrain vehicles.

Among the best scenic areas in the state is the Coral Pink Sand Dunes National Park. As the name suggests, the park consists of red sand shifted naturally by the wind.

While the park is open year-round, the best time to visit is in May . The spring months offer mild weather as opposed to more extreme conditions.

Those who visit the dunes in May can take advantage of sledding and off-roading opportunities. The sunset views from the park in the evenings are gorgeous at this time of the year.

Other great locations to ride an ATV in Utah are the Arches National Park and Sand Hollow Resort. The city of Moab has plenty of opportunities for off-roading adventures as well.

June: Best Time For Water Activities

T he month of June is ideal for water activities under the sun.  These include white water rafting in Moab’s Green River and hiking Kanarraville Falls. Other excursions range from swimming to fly fishing.

Cowabunga Bay is a massive water park in the city of Draper, Utah. It features 11 thrilling water slides and a lazy river running through the property. One of the park’s must-see attractions is the inflatable spinning sphere.

Cabanas and food options are also at guests’ disposal. Visiting Cowabunga Bay is the perfect activity while visiting southern Utah in the summer.

The park is seasonal and only open during Utah’s warm months. Despite the crowds, the weather in June makes it the most optimal time to enjoy the water. Guests have the option to purchase  season passes  for frequent or extended visits.

July: Best Time To Experience Nature

July is one of the peak months to experience everything Utah has to offer. Some of the best sights to see include the Grand Staircase and Mirror Lake. The Bonneville Salt Flats are best visited in July as well.

The Albion Basin is one of Utah’s greatest natural treasures. It is found in the city of Alta within the Wasatch Mountain Range. The basin is perfectly situated in a carving between the canyon.

This location is most famous for its expansive meadows and flowers that pop up during the late summer months.  The wildflowers are in full bloom during July.  This is when guests can gain the full experience at the Basin.

There is a scenic hiking trail that loops the Cottonwood Canyon, offering up-close views of the wildflowers. Taking photos of the basin’s beauty is one of the most popular activities among visitors.

August: Best Time For Art and Culture

The Craft Lake City DIY Festival is an annual event hosted in Salt Lake City. It takes place yearly at the Utah State Fairpark event venue.

It is the largest festival in the state inclusive of art, science, music, and technology. Hundreds of vendors gather to provide art, food, and performances to guests. There is VIP lounge access available for a more personal experience.

The festival is held the second weekend of August from Friday to Sunday.  Tickets can be purchased  online  ahead of travel.

Other popular events to participate in during this time include the Wasatch Mountain and Moab Music Festivals. Native American food and art are prevalent throughout the state.

September: Best For Budget Travelers

September is the best time to visit Utah for budget travelers.  In the middle to end of the month, flight rates are the cheapest. Discounted deals can also be found for hotels and accommodation, as the state is the least crowded at this time.

Moderate crowds and decent weather make September the perfect time to visit Utah cost-effectively. If budget is a deciding factor, this is the best month to plan a vacation to The Beehive State.

October: Best Time For Fall Festivities

Oktoberfest is an annual festival that is highly anticipated by locals and travelers alike. It is held every year in Snowbird,  beginning in August and ending in the middle of October.

The best time to attend Oktoberfest is in October when the weather is cool and the scenic mountains are dusted with snow.

The festivities are family-friendly, inclusive of delicious food and fun activities for all. It is one of Utah’s largest annual events for a reason.

Guests are admitted to the festival at no cost. Those traveling should keep in mind that the event runs on Saturdays, Sundays, and Labor Day during the open season.

Some other things to experience in October include visiting a pumpkin patch and taking a fall hike. Another popular attraction is the  Gardner Village Witches.  Utah is renowned for its delicious apple cider that peaks in the fall.

November: Best Time To Visit Winter Landmarks

Winter in Utah is the perfect time to visit popular landmarks and attractions. The Park City Mountains offer a wealth of winter activities. Locations such as the Arches and Flaming Gorge also boast breathtaking views in the snow.

The Midway Ice Castles are an essential experience for anyone visiting Wasatch County, Utah.  Located in the Heber Valley, the exhibit is composed of hundreds of thousands of icicles.

The ice is put together by hand to build marvelous castle formations. The ice is accompanied by fluorescent lights that illuminate the structures at night. The venue also features fountains and tunnels made of ice.

Guests have the opportunity to participate in several interactive experiences while visiting. Ice is put together to create ice mazes, thrones, and slides.

This attraction is only open during the cold months to best preserve the ice. The season length varies due to specific weather conditions each year. While it may extend to March, it is always open during the peak winter month of November. Guests can be sure this frozen landmark will be available when visiting during this time.

December: Best Time For Holiday Festivities

When it comes to holiday festivities, Utah is a premier travel destination. Activities offered include ice skating, carriage rides, and sleigh rides.

Park City is a picturesque travel destination located in Utah’s rugged mountain region. It is best known for its scenic atmosphere, especially during the winter months.

Dog sledding is one of the most popular activities sought out by visitors of Park City.  Beautiful huskies lead the experience along thousands of acres of snow-covered land. Guests are guided by a professional racer as they take in the gorgeous views.

The experience of dogsledding in Park City is unmatched in December. The frosted mountains and fields contribute to a magical experience. It is the perfect opportunity for families and travelers of all ages to get into the holiday spirit.

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When Is The Best Time To Avoid Crowds In Utah?

September through November is the best time to visit Utah to avoid crowds.  These three months are considered the shoulder season, between the lowest and highest tourism levels.

The fact that most children and college students are in school during this time contributes to the sudden drop in tourism.

It is between these months that the weather is getting cold but is not intolerable. There are not many extreme conditions at this point in Utah’s winter season.

This makes September, October, and November solid choices for a trip to Utah. If crowds and privacy are deciding factors, travelers should make their trip to Utah between September and November.

Best Time To Visit Utah Salt Flats

The Bonneville Salt Flats are a top attraction for visitors to the Salt Lake City area. The magnificent field of white salt extends for miles. The scenery of the glowing surface and purple mountains in the background is truly unforgettable.

Late July through October is the most optimal time for a visit to the Salt Flats . From the end of summer to fall, the salt is sturdy enough for exploration in a vehicle or on foot. Water is present on the flats during the other seasons, making them unsafe to drive on.

The dry season at the flats is optimal for obvious safety reasons. With driving across the flats being one of the most sought-after activities, guests should consider making their trip sometime between July and October.

When Is The Best Time To Visit Zion National Park?

Zion National Park is one of the most highly trafficked tourist areas in the state of Utah. The park is renowned for its stunning red rock formations and vast wildlife. Utah’s first national park is a must-see attraction when visiting its southwestern region.

The best times to visit Zion National Park are from April to May or September to November.  The spring season features the perfect weather for exploring the park. The later months fall into Utah’s shoulder season, where crowds are minimal and the weather is still bearable.

Best Time To Visit Utah Arches

Utah is a postcard-perfect state, rich with tons of natural beauty and landmarks. One of the Beehive State’s most sought-after wonders is the Arches National Park.

Located in the town of Moab, the park is accessible by Salt Lake City and Las Vegas in both directions. The Arches National Park is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the state. For this reason, it is difficult to avoid crowds during any time of year.

Winter is considered to be the quietest season at the Utah Arches.  The best time to visit the park is from December to February when traffic is minimal.

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