In the WSNs environment, the methodological development ensued in the process of gathering and forwarding the enormous data among the nodes that is the most important challenges in WSNs as it is related with high energy loss and delay. This ensued in establishment of a routing protocol for the optimally chosen of multipath to development of a routing in WSNs. Hence, this work presents an energy-effectual routing in WSNs utilizing the hybrid Wolf Pack approach with Particle Swarm Optimization (WP-PSO) approach that selects the optimal hops in succeeding the routing. Initially, the CHs are chosen by exploiting the LEACH protocol which reduces the traffic in the network. In the multihop routing, the CHs are engaged, and the selection of the optimal paths is based on the developed hybrid optimization that chooses optimal hops on basis of the energy constraints, namely energy, inter-intracluster distance, link lifetime, delay, and distance. The experimentation outcomes show that developed routing protocol obtained maximum energy, minimum delay, the maximum number of the alive nodes and average throughput.