Moorhead Mississippi HIKING TRAILS & PLACES TO HIKE

1. Sunflower Wildlife Management Area Venture into the heart of the Delta and discover 60,000 acres of pristine bottomland hardwood forest with extensive designated hiking trails for true wilderness exploration.

2. Delta National Forest Immerse yourself in the only bottomland hardwood national forest in the United States, where remote hiking trails wind through ancient oaks and vibrant wetlands.

3. Hillside National Wildlife Refuge Explore scenic trails teeming with waterfowl and wildlife at this tranquil refuge, set amid rolling hills and lush bottomlands.

4. Yazoo National Wildlife Refuge Stroll along designated nature trails through Mississippi's oldest national wildlife refuge, where cypress sloughs and hardwood forests create a haven for hikers and birders.

5. Morgan Brake National Wildlife Refuge Discover the peaceful solitude of forested trails and observation points overlooking marshes and lakes at Morgan Brake, a hidden Delta gem.

6. Tallahatchie National Wildlife Refuge Roam quiet woodland paths and meandering levee trails that showcase the rich biodiversity of northwestern Mississippi's ever-changing wetlands.

7. Malmaison Wildlife Management Area Hike through a patchwork of forest, swamp, and prairie habitats on well-marked trails at this expansive wildlife area nestled near the Tallahatchie River.

8. Mathews Brake National Wildlife Refuge Follow hiking routes along the shores of Mathews Brake, where ancient forests and seasonally flooded wetlands provide exceptional wildlife viewing.

9. Panther Swamp National Wildlife Refuge Journey through remote, wild bottomlands on designated trails that traverse deep woodlands and cypress brakes in the sprawling Panther Swamp refuge.

10. Delta Heritage Trail State Park Experience a true rails-to-trails adventure on this multi-day hiking and biking corridor, cutting through forested riverbanks and scenic Delta countryside.