Mississippi is home to breathtaking natural wonders. From the Gulf Coast to the hilly pine forests to the bayous, bluffs, and prairies, Mississippi boasts some spectacular hikes for nature enthusiasts. Read on for our list of the top ten must-visit hiking trails in Mississippi.
#1: Clark Creek Primitive Trail
Located in southwestern Mississippi, Clark Creek State Park offers over 700 acres of mixed hardwood and pine forests and around 50 waterfalls. The park is considered one of the best in the state . Hikers can choose between the 2.8-mile Improved Trail or the longer Primitive Trail. The primitive trail is a 4.9-mile moderately challenging loop that takes hikers through the deep forest, past creeks, and waterfalls. Reviewers of the trail recommend that hikers should wear waterproof hiking boots, bring plenty of water, and pay close attention to the trail markers.
#2: Red Bluff
The erosion that created Red Bluff is still occurring. The original highway has had to be moved twice.
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