Weeping Rock Trail Zion National Park

Weeping Rock Parking Lot, Zion National Park , Utah, United States

TravelPod Member ReviewsWeeping Rock Trail Zion National Park

  • Worth a stop

    3

    angiekayaks 10 contributions Pottsville, United States Nov 15, 2008

    Weeping Rock is the most crowded hike in the park given the fact that the trail is paved, its only .5 miles in length, rated easy and has little elevation change to speak of. Weeping Rock is an overhanging blind arch in which spring water seeps through the Navajo sandstone that creates the illusion that the rock is raining or "weeping". There is a great view of Zion Canyon from here.

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    Day 2 began with an early start. Donna and Lindsay had contacted me last night to say that the car broke down in Death Valley and that they were running a day behind but hoped to be in Zion by really late tonight.

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  • 2

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    First of all, I must say that Zion is one of the most spectacular National Parks we've visited so far. It's really hard to find words to describe it's beauty and magic. We arrived to Zion National Park at noon, so we had few hours before the sunset to look around and do a couple of quick hikes. First one was Emerald Pools. It's a short, 3 mile …

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  • 2

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  • 3

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    ... fell apart only half-way through the hike =( After our amazing hike, we completed a few other short hikes in the park, including Weeping Rock Trail and Emerald Pools. We also saw a rattlesnake on one of our hikes! Thankfully it was off the trail and ...