Shaw Mississippi HIKING TRAILS & PLACES TO HIKE

1. Dahomey National Wildlife Refuge Experience Delta wilderness on a network of forested trails winding through bottomland hardwoods, reforestation areas, and native meadows in Mississippi's largest national wildlife refuge.

2. Malmaison Wildlife Management Area Explore rolling Loess Hills, pecan groves, and history-rich forests on scenic hiking routes at this expansive wildlife management area on the Delta's edge.

3. Tallahatchie National Wildlife Refuge Spot migratory birds and hike along Tippo Bayou through hardwood bottomlands and seasonal wetlands in this birding haven on the Delta's eastern edge.

4. Hugh Jack Stubbs Recreational Trail Take a relaxing hike or active stroll along a scenic 5-mile trail stretching from the Mississippi River to Moon Lake, offering woodlands, water views, and wildlife.

5. Sky Lake Wildlife Management Area Walk among ancient bald cypress trees on natural trails and boardwalks in this unique wetland preserve known for its wildlife and towering trees.

6. Leroy Percy State Park Step into Mississippi's oldest state park and wander wooded trails beside artesian springs, ancient oaks, and peaceful alligator-filled lakes.

7. Greenville Cypress Preserve Venture through a cypress-tupelo swamp and upland forests on designated hiking trails, perfect for nature enthusiasts and birders near the heart of the Delta.

8. Yazoo National Wildlife Refuge Discover rich bottomland hardwood forests and vibrant wetland trails teeming with wildlife in Mississippi's oldest national wildlife refuge.

9. Mathews Brake National Wildlife Refuge Immerse yourself in the Delta's largest natural lake with hiking trails through cypress brakes, hardwood forests, and prime birdwatching habitats.

10. Wall Doxey State Park Enjoy miles of trails weaving through pine and hardwood forests surrounding a spring-fed lake in the scenic hills of North Mississippi.