The Sipsey Fork is a 71 mile long river that runs through the wilderness.
It is a fork of the Black Warrior River in Alabama. The Sipsey Fork is formed by the junction of Thompson and Hubbard creeks within the wilderness.

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#1.

Thompson Creek, Sipsey, Bunyan Hill, and Northwest Wild Horse Loop

18.3km

04:52

190m

Hike the moderate 11.4-mile Thompson Creek, Sipsey, Bunyan Hill, and Northwest Wild Horse Loop in Sipsey Wilderness, featuring Needle's Eye.

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Big Tree Short Cut and Needles Eye loop

11.3km

03:04

160m

Hike the 7.0-mile Big Tree Short Cut and Needles Eye loop in Sipsey Wilderness, featuring the Big Tree, Needle's Eye, and Sipsey Fork.

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Rippey - Randolph Wild Hiking Trails loop

14.2km

03:46

140m

Hike the Rippey - Randolph Wild Hiking Trails loop, a moderate 8.8-mile route through Alabama's Sipsey Wilderness with river views and water

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Elevation 190 m

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Saturday 4 April

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Max wind speed: 22.0 km/h

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Location: Lawrence County, Alabama, United States

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Sipsey Fork

#1.

Thompson Creek, Sipsey, Bunyan Hill, and Northwest Wild Horse Loop

#2.

Big Tree Short Cut and Needles Eye loop

#3.

Rippey - Randolph Wild Hiking Trails loop

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