Carrollton Mississippi HIKING TRAILS & PLACES TO HIKE

1. Hugh White State Park Lace up your boots and explore miles of scenic forested trails winding around the shores of Grenada Lake at Hugh White State Park.

2. Malmaison Wildlife Management Area Discover true wilderness hiking through bottomland hardwoods and rolling hills at Malmaison Wildlife Management Area, a haven for birdwatchers and outdoor explorers.

3. Mathews Brake National Wildlife Refuge Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Mathews Brake National Wildlife Refuge, where quiet hiking trails wind through forested wetlands teeming with wildlife.

4. Delta National Forest Experience the only bottomland hardwood national forest in the country with Delta National Forest's serene, wooded hiking paths and abundant wildlife.

5. Leroy Percy State Park Venture into cypress swamps and upland woods on well-marked hiking trails at Leroy Percy State Park—the state's oldest park and a favorite for nature lovers.

6. George P. Cossar State Park Explore peaceful woodlands and lakeside vistas along George P. Cossar State Park's scenic hiking routes on the shores of Enid Lake.

7. Holly Springs National Forest Traverse diverse forested landscapes and tranquil hills in Holly Springs National Forest, home to some of north Mississippi's most beloved hiking trails.

8. Tallahatchie National Wildlife Refuge Stroll through wild wetlands, open prairies, and wooded tracts at Tallahatchie National Wildlife Refuge, perfect for hikers seeking solitude and birdwatching.

9. Grenada Lake Recreation Area Hike along rolling hills and wooded lakeshores at Grenada Lake Recreation Area, a regional hotspot for outdoor adventure and breathtaking views.

10. Tanglefoot Trail Journey through forests, meadows, and historic towns on the Tanglefoot Trail, Mississippi's longest rail-trail offering an immersive nature hiking experience.