Bryce Canyon · September · Utah
Bryce Canyon National Park in September
September is a prime month to visit Bryce Canyon National Park. Expect peak crowds. Highs average 68°F and lows 45°F, with about 1.23 inches of rain.
September gets a prime rating at Bryce Canyon. The very best months are May–Jun, Sep–Oct.
Prime season starts
What to expect
September is prime at Bryce Canyon. September and early October are clear and crisp, perfect for hiking below the rim.
Nights are cold even in summer, so pack a warm layer for stargazing. More than 7,500 stars can be visible on a moonless night.
Good to know
- Best months overall: May–Jun, Sep–Oct.
- Closest airport: Las Vegas (LAS) or Salt Lake City (SLC), about 4 hours.
- Before you go: A free summer shuttle runs along the main amphitheater. Check current conditions on nps.gov.
Questions
Is September a good time to visit Bryce Canyon National Park?
September is a prime month to visit Bryce Canyon National Park. Expect peak crowds. Highs average 68°F and lows 45°F, with about 1.23 inches of rain.
What is the weather like in Bryce Canyon National Park in September?
Highs average 68°F and lows 45°F, with about 1.23 inches of rain. September is rated prime for visiting.
How crowded is Bryce Canyon National Park in September?
September brings peak crowds to Bryce Canyon National Park. Go early in the day and book lodging ahead.