로렌스 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This is one of the least used trails in the wilderness. It lies in the Borden Creek Watershed and snakes through a diverse forest where some historical artifacts of previous human ocupation remain in places. Plenty of solitude to be found between the parking lot and where the trail terminates at Northwest Road.

Trail with many twists and turns through the forest past sandstone cliffs. The trail eventually meets up with old wagon roads in the wilderness that takes you back to the start if you do a loop.

Borden Creek flows through some scenic bluff-lined canyons in places that is typical of the Sipsey Wilderness. During heavy runoff, waterfalls form on the bluffs. The creek Joins the Sipsey River about 2 miles below Bunyan Hill Road.

Section of the Thompson Creek Trail with great rock formations and waterfalls. This is a good sample of the many sandstone formations you will encounter on other hikes throughout the wilderness.

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.

Scenic waterfall off of the cliffs near the Bees Creek Canyon Trail. There is also an iconic Giant Tulip Popular Tree here known as the "Big Tree.

Interesting rock feature that has a hole though it that appears as a "needles eye". This is one of the more popular sites for visitors in the wilderness.

Here you can park your car or turn it around. Unfortunately, there are not very many options there, and the off-road road there is sometimes very narrow.