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Sinks Canyon State Park is situated within the west central region of the state of Wyoming, south from the town of Lander. Located within the Wind River Mountains, the park land is along the Popo Agie River’s middle fork. This state park gets its name from the distinctive geological phenomena of the river disappearing into the limestone cavern and then reappears around one-fourth of a mile down the canyon into a pool full of rainbow trout. There are an array of natural habitats, along with opportunities for mountain biking, rock climbing, hiking, fishing, camping, and nature photography.

3079 Sinks Canyon Rd, Lander, WY 82520, Phone: 307-332-6333

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