Dripping Springs Trail is a hiking route on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona. Beginning from a junction with the Hermit Trail after about 1.5 miles from Hermit's Rest, it crosses from Hermit Basin to the west side of Hermit Canyon and reaches the Dripping Springs drainage, where it connects with the Boucher Trail. The route then climbs through the Hermit Shale and Coconino Sandstone to Dripping Springs, a perennial water source whose water requires treatment before use. Beyond the springs, the trail continues to the South Rim on remote Eremita Mesa, where access back is limited to unmaintained gravel roads.