Gilt Edge Tennessee HIKING TRAILS & PLACES TO HIKE

1. Fort Pillow State Historic Park Explore rugged bluffs and hardwood forests along miles of designated hiking trails at Fort Pillow State Historic Park, where natural beauty meets Civil War history.

2. Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park Immerse yourself in deep woods, rolling hills, and tranquil lakes on over 20 miles of true hiking trails at Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park.

3. Lower Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge Discover bottomland forests and scenic floodplains while hiking through pristine wilderness at Lower Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge.

4. Chickasaw National Wildlife Refuge Venture into a secluded haven of forests and wetlands on designated hiking trails at Chickasaw National Wildlife Refuge.

5. Ames Plantation Wander through rolling woodlands and historic grounds on well-marked trails in the expansive natural setting of Ames Plantation.

6. T.O. Fuller State Park Uncover scenic ravines and hardwood forests while hiking the natural trails at T.O. Fuller State Park in southwest Memphis.

7. Ghost River State Natural Area Experience the wild beauty of cypress swamps and bottomland hardwood forests along the Ghost River Trail in this remote natural area.

8. Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park Step into ancient history as you hike wooded trails amid prehistoric earthworks at Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park.

9. Natchez Trace State Park Traverse diverse terrain ranging from pine forests to lakeshores on over 40 miles of wilderness trails at Natchez Trace State Park.

10. Wolf River Wildlife Management Area Roam through wild river corridors and forested bottoms on remote trails in the Wolf River Wildlife Management Area.