Observation Point in Zion National Park, Utah is a 6,500-foot elevation with panoramic views of the canyon. It’s a strenuous hike to the point, which is only accessible from East Zion.
Trail information
- Trailhead: Weeping Rock Trailhead in Zion Canyon
- Length: 8 miles roundtrip
- Difficulty: Strenuous
- Hazards: Cliff exposure
- Best season: April–October
Getting there
- You can take the Zion Canyon shuttle to the Weeping Rock trailhead
- You can also take a shuttle from Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort to the trailhead
Safety tips
- In winter, wear yak-traks, spikes, or other safety measures on your shoes
- Dress in layers
- Avoid hiking in lightning
- Practice Leave No Trace principles
Other considerations
- The trail is not good for people afraid of heights
- The trail is closed due to a large rockfall
- The parking lot at the trailhead fills up early
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