Three Way Tennessee HIKING TRAILS & PLACES TO HIKE

1. Natchez Trace State Park Explore over 40 miles of rugged trails winding through rolling forests, lakeshores, and the scenic hills of Natchez Trace State Park.

2. Chickasaw State Park Trek the wooded ridges and tranquil lakeside paths of Chickasaw State Park, where tall pines and hardwoods set the stage for peaceful hikes.

3. Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park Journey along interpretive trails through ancient earthworks and hardwood forests at Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park.

4. Big Hill Pond State Park Hike through cypress swamps, climb the observation tower, and wander quiet woods on miles of trails at Big Hill Pond State Park.

5. Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park Wander deep into hardwood forests and along the Mississippi River bluffs on extensive trails at Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park.

6. Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge Discover wetland boardwalks and wooded levees teeming with wildlife as you hike through Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge.

7. Mousetail Landing State Park Experience riverside ridges, wildflower meadows, and quiet forest trails at Mousetail Landing State Park on the Tennessee River.

8. Reelfoot Lake State Park Hike through ancient cypress groves and along shimmering lake shores at Reelfoot Lake State Park, famed for its birdlife and unique landscape.

9. Fort Pillow State Historic Park Challenge yourself on rugged bluffs and riverside trails with sweeping vistas at the Civil War-era Fort Pillow State Historic Park.

10. Ghost River State Natural Area Venture into the heart of the Ghost River State Natural Area, where boardwalks and backcountry paths traverse bottomland forests and mysterious wetlands.