North Carrollton Mississippi HIKING TRAILS & PLACES TO HIKE

1. Tanglefoot Trail Journey along the Tanglefoot Trail, a 43.6-mile scenic corridor winding through forests, fields, and wetlands in the Mississippi Hills National Heritage Area.

2. Delta National Forest Experience true wilderness hiking in Delta National Forest, where dense bottomland hardwoods and miles of designated trails immerse hikers in wild Mississippi.

3. Natchez Trace Parkway Trace history and nature on the Natchez Trace Parkway, offering hiking through forests, open meadows, and historic landmarks stretching across northern Mississippi.

4. Holly Springs National Forest Set out on adventure in Holly Springs National Forest, where wooded trails traverse rolling hills, lakes, and tranquil pine forests for a classic hiking escape.

5. Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge Discover forested boardwalks, wildlife-rich wetlands, and backcountry trails at Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge, an oasis for nature-loving hikers.

6. Wall Doxey State Park Explore miles of woodland trails circling Spring Lake at Wall Doxey State Park, where mature forests and peaceful settings create memorable day hikes.

7. Grenada Lake Recreation Area Trek through pine forests and lakeside vistas at Grenada Lake Recreation Area, where trails offer refreshing hikes alongside one of Mississippi's largest reservoirs.

8. Leroy Percy State Park Venture into cypress swamps and upland woods on the hiking trails of Leroy Percy State Park, Mississippi's oldest state park and a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

9. Malmaison Wildlife Management Area Roam through hardwood forests, open fields, and river bottoms in Malmaison Wildlife Management Area, where designated trails invite immersive wilderness hikes.

10. George P. Cossar State Park Step into nature at George P. Cossar State Park, with trails weaving through lush woods and along the shores of Enid Lake, perfect for hikers seeking solitude.