Weeping Wall
Drive through a waterfall as you descend Going-to-the-Sun Road, about three miles west of Logan Pass.
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Weeping Wall Details
Drive through a waterfall as you descend Going-to-the-Sun Road, about three miles west of Logan Pass. You pass not just by, but through, the water of the famous Weeping Wall. In early season this beautiful rock face along the Garden Wall gushes water from spring snowmelt above, drenching the road and even people inside open-windowed cars. If you don't want to get wet, make sure you roll up! When the drier months come, the raging water settles to a constant trickle, more appropriate to the name Weeping Wall. One of Glacier's most famous attractions, the Weeping Wall isn't entirely naturally made. Workers creating Going-to-the-Sun Road blasted out part of the mountainside, exposing several spring-fed water veins.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Weeping Wall
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1.3 mi away
Big Bend
There are so many amazing scenic pull-outs along Going-to-the-Sun Road, you likely won't be able to stop at every one, but be sure Big Bend is among them.
1.6 mi away
Bird Woman Falls
Tumbling almost 500-feet down Mt. Oberlin, and visible up close from a pull-out on Going-to-the-Sun Road, Bird Woman Falls is perhaps Glacier's most iconic waterfall.
1.9 mi away
Oberlin Bend
If you stop at Oberlin Bend there's a good chance you'll one of the park's famous mountain goats.
2.0 mi away
Avalanche Exhibit
Avalanches rip down the mountainsides once Going-to-the-Sun Road is closed for winter.
2.1 mi away
Logan Pass
At 6,640 feet, Logan Pass marks the high point of Going-to-the-Sun Road and the highest elevation in the park you can reach by car.
