Capitol Reef National Park in January
In January, Capitol Reef National Park averages a high of 41°F and a low of 21°F, with 0.6 inches of precipitation (rain plus melted snow) and 3.8 inches of snowfall. About 16,000 people visit, the quietest month. Days are 9 hours 47 minutes long.
- Quiet
- Moderate
- Busy
- Very busy
- Few or no visits (may be closed)
- Best months
- High / low
- 41° / 21°F
- Precipitation
- 0.6in
- Snow
- 3.8in
- Daylight
- 9h 47m
- Visitors
- 16,000
- Crowds
- Quiet
Best months for weather and crowds instead: March (moderate) and April (busy).
Weather 1991–2020 averages at Capitol Reef NP, UT, 10.6 miles from the park's center, 5,500 ft. Visitors National Park Service recreation visits, average of 2023–2025. Updated .
Other parks in January
| Park | High / low °F | Crowds | Weather |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glen Canyon National Recreation Area | 46° / 26° | Quiet | Cool |
| Canyonlands National Park | 42° / 17° | Quiet | Cool |
| Bryce Canyon National Park | 37° / 17° | Quiet | Cold |
| Arches National Park | 42° / 22° | Quiet | Cool |
| Zion National Park | 54° / 30° | Quiet | Cool |
Closures, reservations and alerts: Capitol Reef National Park on nps.gov
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