MOULTON —The U.S. Forest Service has issued a fire ban throughout the Sipsey Wilderness while it continues to fight a wildfire that has affected more than 1,000 acres in the area.

One month after an EF-2 tornado touched down in Sipsey, many homes still have tarps on the roof and fallen trees in the front yard. Other homes were destroyed, and the community is working to rebuild.

SMITH LAKE, Ala. (WSFA) - The only place you can fish for Rainbow Trout year-round in Alabama is at the Sipsey Fork. The Sipsey Fork sits just below Smith Lake. “We stock trout once a month and ...

A child playing in the cold, clear waters of the Sipsey Fork on a summer day, examining what’s swimming below her reflection in the water may not think about the sweetness of the air she’s breathing, ...

Have you ever dreamed of vacationing in a treehouse? How about a beautiful, luxury treehouse with numerous amenities on the side of an Alabama mountain? Elora’s Cabin fits the details of that very ...

Over the weekend, two friends (Gregg and Jon) and I went camping and had a great time. Jon has four kids and we've taken each one camping when they got old enough to go. This year was his youngest's ...

Outdoor enthusiasts, nature preservationists, environmental activists and park rangers will celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Wilderness Act and the 40th anniversary of Sipsey Wilderness on Sunday ...