Algoma Mississippi HIKING TRAILS & PLACES TO HIKE

1. Tanglefoot Trail Explore North Mississippi's longest rails-to-trails conversion as the Tanglefoot Trail winds 43.6 miles through forests, meadows, and wetlands in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains.

2. Baker Loop Trail Venture onto the scenic Baker Loop Trail, Pontotoc County's most popular hiking destination nestled in natural woodland settings.

3. Trace State Park Trace State Park features miles of designated hiking trails weaving through pristine pine forests and rolling hills near Tupelo.

4. Tishomingo State Park Discover dramatic rock formations and fern-filled creeks along the extensive hiking trails of Tishomingo State Park in the Appalachian foothills.

5. Holly Springs National Forest Immerse yourself in the wilderness of Holly Springs National Forest, where designated hiking trails traverse hardwood forests, wetlands, and rolling terrain.

6. Wall Doxey State Park Experience tranquil lakeside hiking and lush woodlands at Wall Doxey State Park, a classic North Mississippi retreat.

7. Brice's Crossroads National Battlefield Step into Civil War history while hiking nature trails amidst forested terrain and open fields at Brice's Crossroads National Battlefield.

8. Chickasaw Wildlife Management Area Roam through the wild, hardwood forests and managed habitats of Chickasaw Wildlife Management Area on designated hiking routes.

9. Owl Creek Mounds Park and Museum Take a hike among ancient Native American earthworks and forested trails at Owl Creek Mounds Park and Museum.

10. Lafayette Springs Recreation Area Wander scenic woodlands and spring-fed creeks on hiking trails at Lafayette Springs Recreation Area near Oxford.