There are mountains, forests, lakes and reservoirs to hike, boat, stargaze or camp in the North. It's a great time to enjoy Northern Utah mountains with the cool, fresh air before the snow starts to fall!
It’s important to note where the various Utah vacation spots are located around the state. A drive from Salt Lake City in the north to any of the National Parks in the south can take 4 to 5 hours.
October is a great time to visit Utah because the weather is amazing! You can enjoy all the outdoor summer time activities without the heat you find in July and August, or the cold and snow in the winter months!
Some of the National Parks in Utah now have permits to enter or do certain activities, so be sure to check about reservations required in October when determining the best time to visit Utah National Parks.
Here are a few of our favorite State Parks in Utah to visit this time of year: – Coral Pink Sand Dunes
State Park – Dead Horse Point State
Park – Goblin Valley State Park – Kodachrome Basin
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