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Video shows large rockfall that prompted temporary Zion National Park road closure

By Deseret News · August 25, 2026 · 1 min read
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Video shows large rockfall that prompted temporary Zion National Park road closure
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on Monday, closing the park road beyond Zion Canyon Shuttle No. 6, per the park's website. Visitors caught the incident on camera, which occurred between The Grotto and Weeping Rock. Erin Leach was among the people at the park when it happened and sent KSL a video showing a massive plume as rocks tumbled hundreds of feet from the road.

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