シェリダン郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

South Piney Creek Trail follows the creek of the same name and passes through limestone cliffs along the trail. Shortly before the trail ends at a rocky outcropping, you'll reach the highest point of your hike and can enjoy the scenery one last time before your return.

Even though it's only a short hike up to Steamboat Point, don't underestimate the incline. But you will be rewarded with amazing panoramic views all along the way and especially once you reach the top.

From the parking lot and the nearby Highway 14 below 'Steamboat Point', you can already see the iconic peak in the distance. But don't skip on going up the mountain, it's worth it!

Once you reach Porcupine Falls after a short but intense hike, you will be impressed by the view of the cliffs surrounding the waterfalls. Unlike most waterfalls in Bighorn Nationals Forest, you can actually enter the swimming hole and refresh yourself.

Tongue River Canyon can be easily accessed from Tongue Canyon Campground. You can hike in the canyon along trail #002 for a little more than 1 mile until you return to the campground. While inside the canyon, enjoy beautiful limestone walls and amazing views in all directions.

The Medicine Wheel is a sacred site created by Indigenous peoples long before contact with Euro-Americans. The wheel is comprised of concentric circles of stones laid in the ground and is still used in ceremonies by tribes today. The site is a National Historic Landmark and represents part of the cultural heritage of the Bighorn Mountains. Please be respectful when visiting the Medicine Wheel.