Wyoming is a great state for hikers, but winter can be a challenging time of year to get outdoors. That’s why it’s important to have a list of great year-round hiking destinations ready to go, for when you want to enjoy fresh air without having to break trail in the tundra. Sinks Canyon State Park is one spot that offers easy year-round hiking in Wyoming.

All year long, hikers and outdoor explorers head to Sinks Canyon State Park to see the Popo Agie River and the scenery that surrounds the stream.
AllTrails / Eva Jilek
If you're looking for a gorgeous and easy loop trail to get yourself outdoors, it's hard to top the park's North Slope Trail.
AllTrails / Case Ferguson
This 2.2-mile loop covers a beautiful and peaceful nature trail with only about 300 feet of elevation gain along the way.
AllTrails / Case Ferguson

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Along the way, you'll get to cross the river on a rustic, swaying suspension bridge. It's the kind of experience you won't want to miss!
AllTrails / Melanie Buchanan
The Popo Agie River is a gem! This wild, scenic, and roaring waterway may not be the biggest or most famous in Wyoming, but it's truly one of the most beloved.
AllTrails / Dominic Dalton
You'll wind your way through some open grazing land, too, so look out for cows! There is also an abundance of wildlife that calls this nature trail home.
AllTrails / Louis Ramierz
Spend a day at Sinks Canyon and wander farther from the namesake Sinks and Rise and you'll see all that this park of natural wonders has to show off.
AllTrails / Dominic Dalton

Of course, most people do visit Sinks Canyon State Park to see the Sinks and the Rise, the odd underground river that made the park famous when it was first founded.

For more information about the North Slope and Nature loop trail in Wyoming, see the trail’s page on AllTrails, where you’ll find a map and recent condition information.

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Sinks Canyon State Park, Sinks Canyon Road, Lander, WY, USA