Zion · July · Utah
Zion National Park in July
July is a fair month for Zion National Park, with some limitations. Expect peak crowds. Highs average 85°F and lows 62°F, with about 0.36 inches of rain.
July is rated fair at Zion. Consider Apr, Oct–Nov instead.
What to expect
Honest take: July is not the month for Zion. Hot, often over 100°F, and very crowded. Afternoon monsoon storms in July through September raise the risk of flash floods in slot canyons.
Take the first shuttle of the morning for Angels Landing or the Narrows, and stay in Springdale so you can walk to the entrance.
Good to know
- Best months overall: Apr, Oct–Nov.
- Closest airport: Las Vegas (LAS), about 2.5 hours.
- Before you go: Angels Landing requires a permit through a lottery. A shuttle is mandatory on the scenic drive for most of the year. Check current conditions on nps.gov.
Questions
Is July a good time to visit Zion National Park?
July is a fair month for Zion National Park, with some limitations. Expect peak crowds. Highs average 85°F and lows 62°F, with about 0.36 inches of rain.
What is the weather like in Zion National Park in July?
Highs average 85°F and lows 62°F, with about 0.36 inches of rain. Conditions are fair this month, so check the month-by-month ratings before you commit.
How crowded is Zion National Park in July?
July brings peak crowds to Zion National Park. Go early in the day and book lodging ahead.