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Duck Creek Journal

Trip ideas, local guides, and practical help for planning time in Duck Creek and Southern Utah.

A side by side UTV parked at the edge of a meadow near Duck Creek Village, green aspens and tall pines behind it under a pastel evening sky Trip Planning

What Is the Weather Like in Duck Creek Village in July?

July is the warmest month in Duck Creek Village, with 78 to 81F afternoons and nights of 45 to 53F. Station data on the monsoon that shows up after the first ten days, the meadow frost that still happens, the Fourth of July night and the valley heat below.

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Gold aspens and dark spruce reflected in Duck Creek Pond under a blue September sky, ducks on the water and dry sedge in the foreground Trip Planning

What Is the Weather Like in Duck Creek Village in September?

September in Duck Creek Village brings 69 to 72F afternoons, nights in the 40s on the slopes and the first freeze of the fall around mid month. Station data on the cold front that ends summer, the snow question, Labor Day and the valley towns below.

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Snowshoers and skiers gather at the snowy Deer Hollow trailhead on the Dixie National Forest under a gray February sky, aspens and spruce behind them Trip Planning

What Is the Weather Like in Duck Creek Village in February?

February in Duck Creek Village brings 42F afternoons, nights from 11 to 19F and the deepest snow of the season near village height. Station data on the coldest night of the winter, Presidents' Day snow, the summit and the valley towns below.

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Duck Creek Village Inn at dusk in winter, snow banked in front of the log building and lights along the roofline among snowy spruce Trip Planning

What Is the Weather Like in Duck Creek Village in March?

March in Duck Creek Village brings 46 to 48F afternoons, freezing nights and more snow and rain than any other month at two nearby stations. Station data on snow depth, the melt, the record highs of March 2026 and the valley towns below.

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The sun setting over the calm water and rocky shore of Navajo Lake on a summer evening, with forested hills on both sides Trip Planning

What Is the Weather Like in Duck Creek Village in August?

August in Duck Creek Village brings 75 to 78F afternoons, nights in the 40s and the wettest month of the year at Panguitch Lake. Station data on monsoon storms, the hottest day on record and the desert heat you leave below.

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A clear mountain creek running over gray rocks between green grass and willows near Duck Creek Village Trip Planning

What Is the Weather Like in Duck Creek Village in May?

May in Duck Creek Village brings 60 to 63F afternoons and nights near freezing, with the village bare of snow while the Highway 14 summit still holds about three feet on May 1. Here is the station data on frost, late snow and the road to Cedar Breaks.

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Navajo Lake shoreline under a clear blue summer sky, with spruce and aspen covering the hillside across the water Trip Planning

What Is the Weather Like in Duck Creek Village in June?

June in Duck Creek Village runs 73 to 77F in the afternoon and 37 to 47F at night, and it is the driest month of the year at all three mountain stations near the village. Meadow bottoms still freeze on about six June nights. The summer storms arrive after the month ends.

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Homes and green trees of Hurricane, Utah below red rock hills and a high gray mountain ridge under a clear summer sky Trip Planning

How Far Is Duck Creek Village From Hurricane, Utah? 70 Miles and 5,250 Feet Up

Duck Creek Village sits 70 road miles from Hurricane, Utah, about an hour and a half by I-15 and Highway 14 through Cedar City. You finish 5,250 feet higher, and most of that climb comes in the 17 miles above Cedar City.

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Scenic Byway 12 curves past pale badlands toward the pink and white cliffs of Powell Point under a sky of white clouds Trip Planning

How Far Is Duck Creek Village From Escalante, Utah? 91 Miles Over Two Summits

Escalante sits 91 road miles from Duck Creek Village, a drive of about two hours by Highway 14, US-89 and Scenic Byway 12. The road crosses two summits on the way, lands 2,600 feet lower, and runs about ten degrees warmer in October.

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