Wyalusing State Park Cabins

This short, wooded trail covers a manageable 0.2 miles, making it perfect for families or beginners. You'll be treated to some beautiful scenery and can explore a small limestone cavern, nicknamed the Treasure Cave and found at the top of a staircase.

Try this 1.8-mi. trail that follows the bluff along the Mississipi River and provides excellent views of the river from Henneger Point. This is also an ideal picnic spot.

Covering 2.3 miles of brushland, open fields, and oak forests, this self-guided nature trail gives you the chance to spot a wide range of plant and animal life. The trail even wraps up at a pretty waterfall at Pictured Rock Cave.

Canoes, Kayaks, and motorboats are available for hire in Wyalusing State Park, so that you and the kids can hit the water. A dedicated canoe trail offers a unique way to explore the park, and is bound to entertain young explorers.

Both the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers provide excellent fishing opportunities for keen anglers. Panfish, bass, northern pike, and walleye can all be landed, while a number of exciting competitions are held in the area over the course of the year.

Visiting the park in winter gives vacationers the chance to enjoy cross-country skiing. A great option for a winter getaway, exploring the park during the coldest time of year means getting to witness the spectacular sight of the frozen waterfall.