Weeping Rock — Attraction in Four Corners States

Weeping Rock is just a short hike from shuttle stop #7 - Weeping Rock. From the back of the parking area, the short, but steep paved trail turns left and leads to the Weeping Rock in less than a quarter-mile. Water literally seeps out of the rock year round. Water high on the mountain slowly works its way through the more porous rocks. Eventually, it reaches impermeable rocks and seeps out, creating the Weeping Rock. We visited in fall when the water levels were very low. In high water, it looks really impressive. It's a short hike and worth a quick stop. We did it on the way to...

Weeping Rock, where Hidden Springs drip through the rocks and create moss gardens. It can take some 12,000 years for the water to drip through the rocks to fall here, so the bus driver says. The trail was just 1/4 mile, but it climbed nearly 100 feet. Parts were wet and slippery and I would not recommend this for wheelchairs. We hustled up there, and it was pretty but I wasn’t sure I was impressed. It's located near the The Great White Throne, and...

Weeping Rock is an undercut into the Zion Canyon with water dripping out that has been travelling through the rock for over 1000 years! To get to it, you take the shuttle to the Weeping Rock Stop and hike up a very short but somewhat steep trail that takes about 10 minutes. It is very cool and refreshing, and amazing to look at. Would recommend...