The Current Weather and Seasons of Marysvale Utah near the Paiute Trail Area

Text Box: The Four Seasons of the Paiute Trails The Bullion Creekside Retreat is located at 6300 feet at the foot of the 12000+ ft. elevation Tushar Mountain Range. The average temperatures are reflected in the chart above. There are four very distinct seasons at this location. We (Bryan and Ana Burrell) ride the trails every week of the year and would like to share the following to give you a feel for the riding in all seasons in the area. Summer is generally characterized by hot or warm days and cool nights. Go downhill from the retreat for warmer temperatures or go uphill for cooler temperatures. Late July and August are characterized by clear mornings with occasional thunderstorm activity in the afternoons. Most high elevation trails open up sometime in May or early June, but lingering snow drifts can block some parts of the highest trails (11000+) until the end of July. You should always be prepared for hail storms on any summer ride. Sun protection and a jacket are recommended. The warm weather generally extends well into the Fall with Indian Summer days and colorful fall color displays. The fall offers excellent opportunities on most high elevation trails which are usually free from snow until the end of October. Middle and low elevation trails are generally completely clear during the fall months. The mountain aspens, maples, and oaks start changing color in early September and are usually at their peak color display about the third week of September. Lower elevation cottonwoods show their colors generally until the end of October. The high mountain snow generally starts accumulating in November. The riding is still very good with most trails open and very fun. You should dress for cool weather and bring winter gear in case an early snow storm moves in. The Winter brings snowy weather in December, January, and February. The nearby southern Utah ski resorts ( Elk meadows and Brian Head) are usually open in December and provide excellent skiing opportunities. Go up the trail/road from Bullion Creekside Retreat for excellent snow-shoeing, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and ATV snow riding. Most ATVs drive fine in snow under 12 inches. We always recommend jackets, gloves and head gear this time of year. One excellent activity is to ride the ATV up the trail until stopped by the deeper snow. At this point one can turn around and park the ATVs, then snow-shoe or cross-country ski further up the trail. Come back to the parked ATVs ready to go downhill and return to the cabin to get warm and rest in the hot-tub. We never advise going too deep into the mountains in case you have to hike out in snow. Stay completely away from avalanche areas. We do not recommend driving down steep snow-packed grades that you are unsure of being able to return up. Completely avoid ice especially when it is near steep trail edges on the mountain roads. You will almost always be sorry if you don’t. It can be a nightmare to slide off the ice over the edge of the road. Use all the safety precautions as if you were snowmobiling. It should be noted that the lower valley trails (dozens of them) are almost always open for great winter riding. Sometimes they are muddy but this makes for great riding and a change from dusty summer trails. It is indeed a rare winter day that all the trails would be impassible in the lower valley. You should dress for winter-riding as if you were skiing or snowmobiling with winter coats, head and face protection, winter gloves, and boots. Chains or 4-wheel drive is not required but may be advantageous on snowy trails. The Spring months bring the snow-melt. Lower level trails are completely clear with improved access to mid-elevation trails generally starting in March. The higher trails become available according to the weather progressively in April, May, and June. It is a lot of fun to ride the trails in the mud and melting snow. It is a different experience from the dusty summer trail-riding. One should bring winter gear in the Spring months and take winter-like safety precautions just in case a late winter storm moves through. The Bullion Creekside Retreat is open year-round and Bryan and Ana ride the trails every week of the year. We believe a passionate outdoors and ATV lover learns to experience the outdoors in all seasons and rides in all weather. Life is too short to limit your experience to the short summers in the high country.

Weather and Season Information

Average temperature, precipitation and general weather and season information for Marysvale Utah, Big Rock Candy Mountain and the general Paiute Trail area.

Marysvale Utah Weather Data

(21 year average)

Swedish guests Marjon and Ilva enjoying summer weather at Bulllion Falls

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January day at the cabin

I bet you can’t dump me !

Calf Creek Falls on March 15

Guest viewing the trophy Elk bulls on the mountain to find shed antlers - February

February Fun at the retreat after a winter storm

Nothing like getting in the hot tub after a February Trail Ride !

Bullion Falls in November

May on the Elbow Ranch ATV loop

April visitors at the Cabin

Riding the Bullion Falls Trail on a November day.

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October along the new bicycle trail on the Sevier River

Late October near the retreat

Early October at 7000 feet on Canyon of Gold ATV trail

Summer at the cabin looking toward creek meadows

Late May in the lower Valley trails

Early May on the Retreat Creek.

* on the average, humidity is usually very low year round; i.e., below 20%

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Mule Deer in meadow in Fishlake National Forest

Desert wildflowers near Bullion Creekside Retreat and Paiute Trail

Bullion Falls near Bullion Creekside Retreat

Summer at 10000 feet.

Outside the Bullion Creekside Rental Cabin

Bryan and Ana Burrell at Calf Creek Falls

Big Rock Candy Bike Trail in Marysvale Canyon

Looking for Trophy Elk on the Beaver Mountains

viistors in jacuzzi near the Paiute ATV trail

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Disclaimer— ATV riding in general and travel in the Utah backcountry is dangerous by nature and could result in property damage, injury or death. If you ride these trails, you acknowledge this danger and assume full responsibility. You are the final judge as to whether a trail is safe on any given day and whether your driving skills and equipment capabilities are adequate for a safe trip on these trails.

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Month	Daily Low Temp Ave	Daily High Temp Ave *	Record Low Temp	Record High Temp	Ave Month Precipitation (inches)	Ave Month Snow-fall (inches)
Jan	13.7	43.3	-30	63	.70	7.8
Feb	18.9	45.6	-33	70	.71	7.9
Mar	22.7	52.3	-8	76	.85	7.0
Apr	29.3	61.2	7	84	.76	3.5
May	36.3	72.3	17	96	.82	1.7
Jun	41.0	82.8	23	98	.46	0
Jul	50.2	88.7	29	101	1.00	0
Aug	49.1	86.3	31	100	1.18	0
Sep	40.7	78.8	20	94	.87	0
Oct	31.5	67.7	1	88	.75	1.3
Nov	21.6	53.0	-11	75	.55	3.2
Dec	15.1	43.2	-21	66	.63	6.0