Myrtle Mississippi HIKING TRAILS & PLACES TO HIKE

Listed below are the best hiking trails and places to hike near Myrtle, Mississippi.

1. Tanglefoot Trail Journey along the scenic, 43.6-mile Tanglefoot Trail for an immersive trek through rolling hills, hardwood forests, and charming small towns in the Appalachian foothills.

2. Wall Doxey State Park Explore serene pine and hardwood forests while hiking the nature trails circling a peaceful spring-fed lake at Wall Doxey State Park.

3. Holly Springs National Forest Discover rugged wilderness, scenic ridges, and tranquil lakes on miles of designated hiking trails winding through the heart of Holly Springs National Forest.

4. Trace State Park Get active on Trace State Park's wooded hiking paths that traverse rolling hills and offer beautiful lake vistas in a peaceful natural setting.

5. Tishomingo State Park Adventure awaits on dramatic rocky bluffs, fern-filled crevices, and lush forests along the famed Bear Creek trail system at Tishomingo State Park.

6. Natchez Trace Parkway Step into history and natural beauty as you hike segments of the Natchez Trace Parkway's scenic woodland trails near Tupelo.

7. Chickasaw Wildlife Management Area Wander through dense upland forests and quiet hardwood bottoms on rustic hiking trails at Chickasaw Wildlife Management Area.

8. Lamar Park Nature Trail Traverse winding forested trails and tranquil lakeside paths on the scenic Lamar Park Nature Trail in Oxford.

9. John W. Kyle State Park Enjoy peaceful lakeshore hikes and scenic wooded trails at John W. Kyle State Park beside picturesque Sardis Lake.

10. Brice's Crossroads National Battlefield Site Walk historic trails through pine groves and prairie meadows at Brice's Crossroads, where history and nature meet.