Sipsey Wilderness

Photos of Sipsey Wilderness

Reviews

• Amy Veal

  Feb, 08 2018
  ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆
  Trail 209 crosses the river and you have to follow feeder creek. Trail signs when you reach the creek are missing someone wrote 201 and not 201 on them. We saw big cat tracks then following game trail as we were unable to cross the river due to water being up high and fast after recent storm so we were following sipsey river to trail 202. We came across a fresh hog kill. This is a wild area always keep this in mind when hiking. We had to go over brush and through dead fall. Kept thinking what trail is that across the river after checking map it was 209 just couldn't reach it you cross at the bottom of 209 then cross back to reach trail 202 hope other trail still has trail sign to let people know to cross. We had to do alot of wondering around to find it. Still beautiful lots of rock,flowers,and waterfalls.

The nearest organizations

• Establishment, Park

  Gum Pond Trailhead

  Northwest Road, Mount Hope, AL 35651
• Establishment, Park

  Clifty Creek Falls

  Mount Hope, Mount Hope, AL 35651
• Establishment, Park

  Eye of the Needle / Ship Rock

  Mount Hope, Mount Hope, AL 35651
• Establishment, Park

  Bee Branch Scenic Area

  Mount Hope, Mount Hope, AL 35651
• Establishment, Church, Place of worship

  New Brashier Church

  Haleyville, Haleyville, AL 35565
• Establishment, Park

  Thompson Creek, Sipsey Wilderness, Bankhead National Forest

  Mount Hope, Mount Hope, AL 35651