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Sinks Canyon State Park
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Hiking - SINKS CANYON
About:
Sinks Canyon offers spectacular hiking adventures for the whole family. Trails begin at several locations including the Rise, the Visitors Center and the Popo Agie Campground. Trails range from 1/4 mile to 2 miles one way.
The Sinks To Rise Trail is an ADA accessible, paved Braille Trail that offers a guide rope and accessible interpretive graphics for the visually impaired.
All trails except the Sinks To Rise Trail are unpaved, primative trails.
The Sunnyside Trail is a multi-use trail open to hikers and non-motorized bikes.
More information:
- The North Slope Trail cannot be accessed from the Sinks to Rise trail during Popo Agie River overflow events.
Location*Sinks to Rise Trail
*North Slope Trail
*Popo Agie Nature Trail
*Sunnyside Trail (also open to non-motorized bikes)
*Sandstone Buttress Trail
*Overflow Loop Trail
*Shady Side Crag Trail
*Killer Cave Trail
AvailabilityTrails are open year-round
FeesNo day use fee required
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Attention: Fire restrictions are still in effect. Wood and charcoal fires are not permitted anywhere in the state park. Gas/propane camp stoves are allowed. Fireworks are prohibited in the park at all times.
The Visitor Center is closed for the season.
All campsites and the Sawmill Shelter are reservation only through Septepmber 30th, 2026 - except the first-come, first-serve sites 12 and 15. Yurts are available on the reservation system, and must be reserved 24 hours in advance.
Please Note: Water will be turned off in the Popo Agie Campground on on Oct 15th, 2026. Yurts are availalbe year round through the reservation system. Campsites are reservation only Sawmill Shelter can be reserved through the reservation system |
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