Bryce Canyon National Park in November

Bryce Canyon National Park in November is a winter-transition visit with viewpoints as a flexible starting plan. Snow can change both the southern drive and a below-rim route.

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Orange hoodoos and pine trees along Queens Garden Trail in Bryce Canyon.
Queens GardenCam Howell · CC BY 4.0 · National Sites Guide
A red rock landscape and plateau forest glows with the morning sun
Bryce Amphitheater from Inspiration PointNPS Photo / Peter Densmore

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What to see and do in Bryce Canyon in November

Choose a November outing that fits the route, weather and effort involved.

A red rock landscape and plateau forest glows with the morning sun
Bryce Amphitheater from Inspiration Point · NPS Photo / Peter Densmore

Bryce Amphitheater

Use the amphitheater viewpoints as the starting plan. Snow clearing prioritizes this area, but storms can still change the drive and footing.

November · Bryce Amphitheater

Bryce Canyon weather in November

November’s normal high is 46°F and low is 23°F, with 1.28 inches of precipitation. The HQRS station is near the visitor center at about 7,890 feet. The southern viewpoints are higher and can be colder and snowier. These are climate averages, not your trip forecast.

Cooler Hotter
Jan
High37°F
Low17°F
Precip · in1.91
Feb
High39°F
Low18°F
Precip · in1.70
Mar
High46°F
Low23°F
Precip · in1.27
Apr
High54°F
Low29°F
Precip · in0.77
May
High63°F
Low37°F
Precip · in0.91
Jun
High75°F
Low45°F
Precip · in0.47
Jul
High80°F
Low52°F
Precip · in1.55
Aug
High78°F
Low50°F
Precip · in1.94
Sep
High70°F
Low42°F
Precip · in1.78
Oct
High58°F
Low32°F
Precip · in1.73
Nov
High46°F
Low23°F
Precip · in1.28
Dec
High37°F
Low17°F
Precip · in1.34

Bryce Canyon crowds in November

November averages 80,315 recreation visits, 24% of the peak monthly average in June.

LowestLowModerateHighPeakAverage month: 189,766November

Tips for your November visit

Check the approach before choosing the rest of the day.

Bryce Canyon entrance and seasonal road spurs A marks the single main vehicle entrance. B and C mark Fairyland Point and Paria View spur destinations, not additional entrances. Highlighted roads use reviewed OSM and OSRM geometry. Bryce Canyon Main Road: entrance to Rainbow Point Fairyland Point Road Paria View Road Fairyland Point RoadB Park entrance station (UT-63)A Paria View RoadCN
APark entrance station (UT-63)BFairyland Point RoadCParia View Road
  • Main scenic road
  • Spurs with winter vehicle closures
  • Park boundary

Park entrance and main scenic road

The entrance operates year-round. Snow can interrupt the southern scenic drive beyond Mile 3.

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Crowds
2021–2025 monthly averages. NPS recreation visits, compared with the park’s own busiest month. Visits are not unique visitors or a count of people on a trail.
Weather
1991-2020 climate normals. NOAA’s Bryce Canyon NP HQRS station. These describe typical weather at the station, not every part of the park or a forecast.
Roads & lodging
Normal seasonal schedules. NPS guidance and official operator information. Confirm access, hours and availability before you travel.