Zion Canyon Waterfalls
The Zion Canyon Waterfalls are more typically the ephemeral types that don't last much longer than a few days after heavy rain. However, since afternoon thunderstorms occur frequently during the monsoon season of mid to late summer, there's a good chance you'll see these falls if you're here during that time. We were fortunate to see these waterfalls in mid March during a spring rain storm that made these falls come alive. Some of the more prominent waterfalls that have a little more staying power than the typical ephemeral waterfall that's gone after a few hours include a trio of waterfalls at the Lower Emerald Pools, an attractive 300ft waterfall at the Upper Emerald Pool, and a gorgeous tall waterfall at the Temple of Sinawava.
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Closeup view of the trio of waterfalls at the Lower Emerald Pools
Approaching the waterfall tumbling into the Upper Emerald Pools
Closeup view of the Upper Emerald Pool waterfall
All the Emerald Pool waterfalls seen together
Angled view of the waterfall at the Temple of Sinawava during a rain storm
Direct view of the waterfall at Temple of Sinawava
Distant look at an ephemeral waterfall near the Three Patriarchs
