Inverness Mississippi HIKING TRAILS & PLACES TO HIKE

1. Delta National Forest Immerse yourself in the only bottomland hardwood national forest in the United States, where primitive hiking trails wind through cypress sloughs, ancient oaks, and true Mississippi Delta wilderness.

2. Yazoo National Wildlife Refuge Wander nature trails and levee walks rich with wildlife viewing and wildflower meadows in Mississippi's first and largest national wildlife refuge.

3. Hillside National Wildlife Refuge Experience serene forested trails and observation areas set amidst rolling hills, hardwood forests, and managed wetlands ideal for day hiking and birdwatching.

4. Morgan Brake National Wildlife Refuge Traverse boardwalks and forest trails through a rare tract of unspoiled bottomland hardwoods teeming with birds and native wildlife.

5. Malmaison Wildlife Management Area Trek through extensive woodlands, meandering creeks, and secluded hollows on designated hiking and nature trails in this Delta highland haven.

6. Sky Lake Wildlife Management Area Stroll elevated boardwalk trails beneath colossal ancient bald cypress trees, including some of the oldest and largest in the world.

7. Panther Swamp National Wildlife Refuge Venture into deep Delta wilderness along primitive hiking routes to cypress-tupelo sloughs and flooded forests full of wildlife.

8. Mathews Brake National Wildlife Refuge Enjoy peaceful trails through wetlands and forested breaks that draw thousands of migratory birds each year.

9. Tallahatchie National Wildlife Refuge Explore quiet levee paths and wooded trails along the Tallahatchie River in this extensive wild refuge.

10. Leroy Percy State Park Discover Mississippi's oldest state park, where scenic hiking trails lead through mature forests, spring-fed lakes, and cypress swamps.