Derma Mississippi HIKING TRAILS & PLACES TO HIKE

1. Tombigbee National Forest Venture through pine and hardwood forests, rolling hills, and scenic lakeshores on a network of natural hiking trails in Tombigbee National Forest.

2. Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge Explore wild creeks, upland hardwoods, and rare wildlife habitats on five tranquil wilderness trails in Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge.

3. Choctaw Lake Recreation Area Discover lakeside trails winding through scenic pine woods and hardwoods, offering peaceful forest hiking at Choctaw Lake Recreation Area.

4. Tanglefoot Trail Journey along Mississippi's longest rail-trail, the Tanglefoot Trail, as it traverses rolling hills and woodlands in the Mississippi Hills National Heritage Area.

5. Plymouth Bluff Environmental Center Hike through wooded bluffs and along tranquil river overlooks on five scenic trails at Plymouth Bluff Environmental Center.

6. Grenada Lake Enjoy expansive forested lakeshores and multiple natural hiking trails offering views of water, wetlands, and wildlife at Grenada Lake.

7. Trace State Park Experience peaceful woodland trails and quiet lakeside scenery for day hikes and nature walks at Trace State Park.

8. George P. Cossar State Park Stroll through pine forests and along Enid Lake's shores on designated hiking trails at George P. Cossar State Park.

9. Wall Doxey State Park Amble around Spring Lake and through mature hardwood forests on rustic trails at Wall Doxey State Park.

10. Holly Springs National Forest Trek through rolling hills, towering pines, and secluded forest wilderness on an extensive network of trails in Holly Springs National Forest.