Moose are seen often in September and can even be called. Leaves begin to change toward the end of the month with the peak just at season's end. Fishing is not as good as other times, but serious anglers can find something to bite. Trout-fishig is excellent at the end of the month. September is a very quiet time, when peace and serenity are the major attractions.
Days get short, so plan to bring a good book and a headlamp.
It is also a great month for star-gazing, watching the Aurora Borealis, and seeing the Milky Way. It is always good to arrange your permits as early as possible, in order to have the most options available to you. Weekends, holidays, and better entry points fill first. Several months' notice is suggested to ensure a good permit, but we can usually obtain permits even on a moment's notice if you are not too particular about where you go or can be flexible with your dates. Day-use permits are required but are not limited.