Bill Soloman's page is back on line! I first learned of the Sipsey here, very well done. ****Sipsey Links
Most of the sites that used to exist on the Sipsey have since closed up shop. Here are links to those that are still around. I also rated them according to how much useful information I think they include. Let me know if you disagree or if you know of others that should be added.
Bill Soloman's page is back on line! I first learned of the Sipsey here, very well done. ****
Mike Doyle's Sipsey page, includes some great history. ****
The Park Service Wilderness page has a description of the Sipsey. *
The Access fund says the Sipsey has possible climbing areas. (I haven't found any). *
Boyscout troop 216 has two sets of pictures taken at the Sipsey. *
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