Great Basin · September · Nevada
Great Basin National Park in September
September is a prime month to visit Great Basin National Park. Crowds are moderate. Highs average 72°F and lows 52°F, with about 1.19 inches of rain.
September gets a prime rating at Great Basin. The very best months are Jul–Sep.
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What to expect
September is prime at Great Basin. Aspens turn gold in late September and the stargazing is superb. The park's astronomy festival is usually held in September.
Great Basin is remote, on 'The Loneliest Road in America' (US-50). Plan meals and fuel carefully.
Good to know
- Best months overall: Jul–Sep.
- Closest airport: Salt Lake City (SLC), about 4 hours.
- Before you go: Lehman Caves tours are by ticket and often sell out in summer. Check current conditions on nps.gov.
Questions
Is September a good time to visit Great Basin National Park?
September is a prime month to visit Great Basin National Park. Crowds are moderate. Highs average 72°F and lows 52°F, with about 1.19 inches of rain.
What is the weather like in Great Basin National Park in September?
Highs average 72°F and lows 52°F, with about 1.19 inches of rain. September is rated prime for visiting.
How crowded is Great Basin National Park in September?
Crowds are moderate in September.