4. Weeping Rock Trail

 

The Weeping Rock Trail is a short albeit steep half-mile return walk. It’s a paved trail that ends at a small rock alcove with popular dripping springs. It appears as if the rock itself is weeping. If you visit at the right time of the year you will also see a lush green hanging garden there.

5. Canyon Overlook Trail

Hike the Canyon Overlook Trail to the spot where you can take in extraordinary views of lower Zion Canyon and the Pine Creek Canyon. It’s a rocky one-mile return hike. While it is short this trail offers hikers the chance to see the park’s famous bighorn sheep and passes through caves as well.

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