Zion National Park might be in the ... for a drip or two to land on hikers. To see the Weeping Rock, visitors can take a 0.4-mile paved trail that climbs nearly 100 feet in elevation.

Trail Status - The East Rim Trailhead from Weeping Rock is currently closed long-term due to a large rockfall. This is a great full-day hike in Zion with breathtaking views without the large ...

a cloud of dust and rock cascaded down a cliff in Zion Canyon, covering the Weeping Rock Trail area and the main road, which temporarily interrupted the park’s shuttle service. That followed an ...

According to Zion National Park spokeswoman Amanda Rowland, the slide occurred about 3:30 p.m. Monday in the Big Bend area. Rocks, dust and other debris fell near the Weeping Rock bus stop ...

Zion Lodge, The Grotto, Weeping Rock, the Temple of Sinawava and the South and Watchman Campgrounds. For hikers using the shuttle to reach trailheads, the canyon shuttle stops at the Pa'rus Trail ...