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The Zion Canyon Waterfalls tend to be more often the ephemeral types that do not last considerably longer than the usual couple of days after heavy rain. However, since mid-day thunderstorms occur frequently throughout the monsoon season of mid to late summer time, there's a high probability you will see these falls if you are here throughout that point.However, i was fortunate to determine these waterfalls in mid March throughout a Spring thunderstorm that made these falls come to life. But like I stated, timing is important and therefore we feel many of these waterfalls marginally count as legitimate because of the absence of longevity of flow.
A few of the more prominent waterfalls that people observed which had a bit more endurance compared to typical ephemeral waterfall that might be gone following a couple of hrs incorporated a trio of waterfalls in the Lower Emerald Pools, a beautiful 300ft waterfall in the Upper Emerald Pool, along with a gorgeous tall waterfall in the Temple of Sinawava.
For the particular waterfalls themselves, the Emerald Pools involved 2.5 miles round trip that incorporated top of the Emerald Pools (and it is tall waterfall) and is done like a slightly longer loop hike. Alternately, when we had just done the low Emerald Pools, it would have been 1.2 miles return. The walk was pretty simple and easy , really the only concern could be fall off hazards from getting on the brink from the edge from the waterfalls in the Middle Emerald Pools (which spills in to the Lower Emerald Pools).




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