Cleveland Mississippi HIKING TRAILS & PLACES TO HIKE

1. Dahomey National Wildlife Refuge Explore hardwood forests, wetlands, and diverse wildlife on miles of designated trails at Dahomey National Wildlife Refuge, the largest protected area in the Mississippi Delta region.

2. Hugh Jack Stubbs Recreational Trail Enjoy a scenic, accessible five-mile trail through woods and wetlands along the Mississippi River corridor at Hugh Jack Stubbs Recreational Trail, perfect for a relaxing nature hike.

3. Wall Doxey State Park Immerse yourself in rolling woodlands and lakeside trails at Wall Doxey State Park, where miles of designated hiking paths wind through classic North Mississippi forest.

4. Clark Creek Natural Area Adventure through rugged hills, picturesque waterfalls, and lush hardwood forests on the challenging primitive trails of Clark Creek Natural Area.

5. Tishomingo State Park Discover massive rock outcroppings, clear streams, and fern-filled canyons along the storied hiking trails at Tishomingo State Park in the foothills of the Appalachians.

6. Tuxachanie National Recreation Trail Journey through pine forests, scenic wetlands, and historic sites on the multi-mile Tuxachanie National Recreation Trail in the heart of DeSoto National Forest.

7. Holly Springs National Forest Wander among towering hardwoods and peaceful lakes on extensive hiking trails within the vast wilderness of Holly Springs National Forest.

8. Natchez Trace Parkway Follow ancient footsteps along wooded ridges and open meadows on the iconic Natchez Trace Parkway hiking trails, steeped in history and natural beauty.

9. Grenada Lake Recreation Area Traverse lakeside forests and rolling hills on designated trails at Grenada Lake Recreation Area, an outdoor haven for nature enthusiasts and hikers alike.

10. J.P. Coleman State Park Hike dramatic bluffs overlooking the Tennessee River and explore wooded landscapes on well-marked trails at J.P. Coleman State Park.