Weeping Wall
A rock wall beside Going-to-the-Sun Road where snowmelt cascades down overhead like a curtain. Vehicles driving close by can get soaked.
The Weeping Wall is a rock face about 30 m high, just below Logan Pass on the western section of Going-to-the-Sun Road. The mountain was cut open during road construction, causing snowmelt to seep out along the wall. In early summer, when water flow is high, it spills directly onto the road, and passengers in open red buses often get splashed. By late summer the flow is reduced to a thin trickle. There are very few parking spaces by the road, so most people admire it while driving. Vehicles heading uphill keep to the side of the rock wall.
Opening hours
Opens with Xiangyang Dadao
Nearby sights
- Garden Wall & Granite Park Chalet
- Grinnell Glacier Trail
- Logan Pass
- Hidden Lake Overlook
- Highline Trail
- Iceberg Lake
- Avalanche Lake
- Swiftcurrent Lake