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Blue Bluff Recreation and Birding & Wildlife Viewing Area
Birding and wildlife viewing on a scenic recreation area, clay and limestone cliffs; bluffs rise 80' above water providing view of Aberdeen Lake, lock and dam; paved trail provides access to the bluffs, day-use areas; 432 acres of upland and bottomland hardwood that hosts a myriad of wildlife and plant species, abundant small mammals, aquatic life, Canada geese, great blue herons, migratory and non-migratory birds; activity area, boat launch, canoeing and tubing, fishing, hiking, nature trail, picnic area, sailing, swimming and water playground.
Location20051 Blue Bluff Road
Aberdeen, MS
Monroe County
Driving Directions

Mailing20051 Blue Bluff Road
Aberdeen, MS 39730
Phone601.327.2142
Fax
Toll-Free888.444.6777
Websitehttp://www.reserveusa.com
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ContactBlue Bluff Recreational Area Office
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Chickasaw ATV Trail
9 miles newly reconstructed single track linear trail through the woods, restroom
LocationOff Natchez Trace, Davis Lake Exit
Ackerman, MS
Choctaw County
Driving Directions

MailingP.O. Box 912
Ackerman, MS 39735
Phone662.285.3264
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fs.fed.us/r8/tombigbee
Email
ContactJohn Baswell
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Choctaw Lake Birding Trails
A system of three birding trails around Choctaw Lake as follows: Lakeside Trail - 1.2 miles of mixed pine-hardwood forest and lakeside; many species of woodland birds and large wading birds; Chata-Cabin Lake Trail - 1.5 mile trail through hilly, mixed-hardwood forest to and alongside Cabin Lake; interesting assortment of breeding songbirds; Noxubee Hills/Beaverlodge Trail - 1.6 miles trail through a variety of excellent woodland habitats of pine, mixed upland, and bottomland hardwood (some hilly), along creeks, small beaver ponds, providing excellent opportunity for viewing many species; birding brochure listing species and map available in Forest Service Office
LocationTombigbee National Forest Highway 15 South
Ackerman, MS
Choctaw County
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MailingTombigbee National Forest, Route 1, Box 98A
Ackerman, MS 39735
Phone662.285.3264
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.southernregion.fs.fed.us/mississippi/tombigbee
Email
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Choctaw Lake Recreational Area
100-acre lake featuring boating with boat ramps and courtesy docks, fishing from boat or shore, rod and reel distance from shoreline, hiking and camping
LocationHighway 15 South
Ackerman, MS
Choctaw County
Driving Directions

MailingP.O. Box 912
Ackerman, MS 39735
Phone662.285.3264
Fax662.285.3608
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fs.feds.us/r8/mississippi/tombigbee
Email
ContactTombigbee National Forest
Admission

Choctaw Wildlife Management Area
LocationAckerman, MS
Choctaw County
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Davis Lake Recreation Area
Early spring and late fall are the best times to visit this area, which is located within the Tombigbee National Forest and the Chickasaw Wildlife Management Area. This area is a secluded, serene location for wildlife viewing. Numerous species of songbirds can be viewed in the camping area and surrounding woodlands, during October, November,April - migrating ospreys and bald eagles.
LocationTombigbee National Forest, exit at milepost 243, Davis Lake Road
Ackerman, MS
Choctaw County
Driving Directions

MailingP.O. Box 912
Ackerman, MS 39735
Phone662.285.3264
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fs.fed/us/r8/mississippi/tombigbee
Email
Admission

Jeff Busby Park
Jeff Busby Park is located on the historic Natchez Trace Parkway and features a nature trail and picnic areas.
Location2680 Natchez Trace Parkway
Ackerman, MS
Choctaw County
Driving Directions

Mailing2680 Natchez Trace Parkway
Tupelo, MS 38801
Phone662.680.4025
Fax
Toll-Free1.800.305.7417
Websitehttp://www.us-parks.com
Email
ContactNatchez Trace Parkway Visitors Center
Admission

Noxubee Hills Hiking Trail
29- mile hiking trail in Tombigbee National Forest, located in Choctaw and Winston counties, scenic mix of single and double track trails with tight switchbacks, old forest roads and dirt-gravel roads, easy to moderate technical difficulty, challenging climbs, north trail head located in the Choctaw Lake Recreation Area, east trail head at Noxubee Hills Cemetary
LocationTombigbee National Forest - Choctaw Lake
Ackerman, MS
Choctaw County
Driving Directions

MailingTombigbee National Forest - P.O. Box 912 - Highway 15 South
Ackerman, MS 39735
Phone662.285.3264
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.southernregion.fs.fed.us/mississippi/tombigbee
Email
ContactTombigbee National Forest Office
Admission

Noxubee Hills Mountain Biking Trail
29-mile challenging mountain biking trail in Tombigbee National Forest, located in Choctaw and Winston counties; scenic mix of single and double track trails with tight switchbacks, old forest roads and dirt-gravel roads, easy to moderate technical difficulty, challenging climbs; north trail head located in the Choctaw Lake Recreation Area
LocationChoctaw Lake
Ackerman, MS
Choctaw County
Driving Directions

MailingTombigbee National Forest P.O. Box 912
Ackerman, MS 39735
Phone662.285.3264
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.southernregion.fs.fed.us/mississippi/tombigbee
Email
ContactTombigee National Forest Office
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Tombigbee National Forest
Located in north-central Mississippi, this 66,576-acre national forest is covered with pine and upland hardwood and many botanical affiliations with the southern Appalachians. Several medium-sized lakes are located within the forest.
LocationHighway 15 South
Ackerman, MS
Choctaw County
Driving Directions

MailingP.O. Box 912
Ackerman, MS 39735
Phone662.285.3264
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fs.fed.us/r8/mississippi/tombigbee/
Email
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Witch Dance Hiking Trail
15- mile loop over beautiful terrain in Tombigbee National Forest, shorter loops available; topography formed by Ripley Formation and Prairie Bluff Chalk from Upper Cretaceous Period, approximately 70 million years ago; marine fossils, including shark teeth, fish vertebrae, large extinct clam Exogyra
LocationTombigbee National Forest
Ackerman, MS
Choctaw County
Driving Directions

MailingTombigbee National Forest P.O. Box 912 Highway 15 South
Ackerman, MS 39735
Phone662.285.3264
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.southernregion.fs.fed.us/mississippi/tombigbee
Email
ContactTombigbee National Forest Office
Admission

Weaver Creek Park
Great outdoor fun for the entire family. Activity area, fishing, and picnic area.
Location61269 Highway 278 East
Amory, MS
Monroe County
Driving Directions

Mailing61269 Highway 278 East
Amory, MS 38821
Phone662.257.1005
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Toll-Free
Website
Email
ContactWeaver Creek Park and Campground
AdmissionYes

Muscadine Farms Wildlife Management Area
LocationAvon, MS
Washington County
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Brice's Cross Roads National Battlefield Site
Historic Civil War national park site; activity area
Location2680 Natchez Trace Parkway
Baldwyn, MS
Lee County
Driving Directions

Mailing2680 Natchez Trace Parkway
Tupelo, MS 38801
Phone662.680.4025
Fax
Toll-Free1.800.305.7417
Websitehttp://www.us-parks.com
Email
ContactNatchez Trace Parkway Visitors Center
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County Route 231 Motorcycle Byway
6-mile relaxing route from Bethany to Corrona
LocationBaldwyn, MS
Lee County
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MailingMS
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Longleaf Trace Biking Trail
Biking on the nationally acclaimed Longleaf Trace, a 41-mile, multipurpose recreational Rails-to-Trails linear park through wooded back country, hidden away from the bustle of the city transports to a time when railroads were king; excellent accommodations along the way.
LocationGateway @ Southern Mississippi - 2895 West Fourth Street
Bassfield, MS
Jefferson Davis County
Driving Directions

MailingThe Longleaf Trace - P.O. Box 15187
Hattiesburg, MS 39404
Phone601.450.5247
Fax601.450.5260
Toll-Free601.315.2453
Websitehttp://www.longleaftrace.org
Emailmailto:LLTuser@megagate.com
ContactHerlon Pierce
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MS 35 Scenic Route
Beginning at the corporate limits of the City of Batesville and ending at the corporate limits of the Town of Vaiden.
LocationBatesville, MS
Panola County
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Beachfront Walking and Bike Path
Track is 3 miles one-way and offers beautiful scenery overlooking the Gulf of Mexico and along the newly reconstructed Bay St. Louis bridge.
LocationBeach Boulevard - Bay St. Louis to Waveland
Bay St. Louis, MS
Hancock County
Driving Directions

MailingP.O. Box 2550
Bay St Louis, MS 39520
Phone228.467.9092
Fax228.467.3905
Toll-Free800.466.9048
Websitehttp://www.ci.bay-st-louis.ms.us
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MS 607 Scenic Route
Between I-10 and US 90 on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
LocationBay St. Louis, MS
Hancock County
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MailingMS
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Pearl River Eco-Tours
Among majestic cypress trees and winding bayous lies South Louisiana's crowned jewel: the Honey Island Swamp. Journey with us as we guide you through this untouched wilderness of pristine beauty and unrivaled charm. Offers Swamp Tours, Plantation Tours, New Orleans city Tours, & a French Quarter Walking Tour. Our guides are professionally educated and are experts on the swamp land ecosystem and history.
Location55050 Highway 90
Bay St. Louis, MS
Hancock County
Driving Directions

Mailing55050 Highway 90
Slidell, MS 70461
Phone985.502.2586
Fax
Toll-Free866.597.9267
Websitehttp://www.pearlriverecotours.com
Emailmailto:neil@pearlriverecotours.com
ContactCaptain Neil Benson
AdmissionYes

Trace State Park Horseback Riding Trail
35-mile back country horseback riding trail system in undeveloped northern and western portion of park with rugged terrain, forests, red bluffs; bring compass; notify park office; park offers horse barn with eight box stalls, large parking area; boarding for horses available for small fee; expect interesting sites, such as small barn, church, cemetery, secluded pond
Location2139 Faulkner Road
Belden, MS
Lee County
Driving Directions

Mailing2139 Faulkner Road
Belden, MS 38826
Phone662.489.2958
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.mdwfp.com
Email
ContactTrace State Park Office
Admission

Trace State Park Mountain Biking Trail
35- mile mountain biking trail system; trail system in undeveloped northern and western portions of park; back country biking; rugged terrain; forests, red bluffs; compass, lug-soled boots recommended; backpacking allowed, notify park office; small barn, church, cemetery, secluded pond
Location2139 Faulkner Road
Belden, MS
Lee County
Driving Directions

Mailing2139 Faulkner Road
Belden, MS 38826
Phone662.489.2958
Fax662.489.6917
Toll-Free1.800.467.2757
Websitehttp://www.mdwfp.com
Emailmailto:trace@mdwfp.state.ms.us
Admission

Covenant Creek Farm
This new farm has baby animals for visitors' viewing pleasure. Tours and field trips with school and other groups are offered. Goat milking and bottle feedings begin in April. A delicious goat cheese along with candy, soaps and other natural products made with goat milk are manufactured and sold. Reservations required. Call for times and pricing.
Location1399 County Road 961
Belmont, MS
Tishomingo County
Driving Directions

MailingP.O. Box 1162
Belmont, MS 38852
Phone662.454.0584
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.covenantcreekgoatmilksoap.com
Emailmailto:covenantcreek@yahoo.com
ContactChris Holland
Admission

Catfish Capitol Visitor's Center and Museum
Now you can share in the rich heritage of the success story of catfish farming in the Mississippi Delta. Located in the newly renovated IB&B Depot, the Catfish Capitol is an education in the rich history and culture of the Delta and its people. Admire hand crafted exhibits by state artisans of the renowned Mississippi Craftsmen's Guild along with an entertaining video presentation showing the complete story of the catfish from fingerling to frying pan. Be amazed by "King Cat," the world's largest catfish, measuring over forty feet. Don’t miss the remarkable creativity of sculptures fashioned from spawning cans, hatchery tanks, and seining nets. In fact, the city of Belzoni boasts the largest collection of outdoor sculpture per capita in the State. Visitor Center and Museum is open Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Location111 Magnolia Street
Belzoni, MS
Humphreys County
Driving Directions

MailingP.O. Box 145
Belzoni, MS 39038
Phone662.247.4838
Fax662.247.4805
Toll-Free1.800.408.4838
Websitehttp://www.belzonims.com
Emailmailto:catfish@belzonicable.com
ContactSteve Anderson
AdmissionFree

Ethel Wright Mohamed Stitchery Museum - Mama's Dream World
Ethel Wright Mohamed is often referred to as the "Grandma Moses of Stitchery." View over 100 stitchery memory pictures that are representative of Mississippi Delta family life. Many of her pieces are on permanent display at the Smithsonian Institute. Tours are given by Ethel Mohamed’s daughter by appointment only. Tour groups welcome with ample free parking. Enjoy the Gift shop on site offering prints of her work. Reservations required during the week.
Location307 Central Street
Belzoni, MS
Humphreys County
Driving Directions

MailingP.O. Box 254
Belzoni, MS 39038
Phone662.247.1433
Fax662.247.1433
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.mamasdreamworld.com
Emailmailto:hwilson493@aol.com
ContactCarol M. Ivy
Admission$2 per person, children free

Simmons' Pumpkin Patch
Open annually during the month of October during the past 17 years. Hay rides around the farm and to the pumpkin patch for everyone to pick out a pumpkin. Decorated barn, farm animals, goats, calves, miniature horses, rabbits and birds. Also a playground for the kids! Open for groups and individuals.
Location1676 Simmons Road
Belzoni, MS
Humphreys County
Driving Directions

Mailing1676 Simmons Road
Belzoni, MS 39038
Phone662.836.7016
Fax
Toll-Free
Website
Emailmailto:pbsimm@gmail.com
ContactPeggy Simmons
AdmissionYes

Wister Gardens
Just North of Belzoni on Highway 7, visitors will be delighted by beautiful Wister Gardens.  The 14 acres that is known as Wister Gardens were first cultivated and lovingly planted by Frances Chiles Henry and Wister Henry beginning about 1937. This is a horticultural wonderland featuring azaleas, roses, fruit trees, day lilies, crape myrtle, and wildlife. Rated best garden in the state by Mississippi Magazine voters, this is the only botanical garden located in the Mississippi Delta. An arboretum has been developed and tree identification labels are displayed. October brings a scarecrow contest and in December the garden is aglow with a winter wonderland of lights. In addition, garden workshops are held along with cooking classes. Wister Gardens also hosts weddings, reunions, showers & parties. All are welcome and the gardens are handicapped accessible.
Location1440 State Highway 7
Belzoni, MS
Humphreys County
Driving Directions

Mailing1440 State Highway 7
Belzoni, MS 39038
Phone662.247.3025
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.wistergardens.com
Emailmailto:wister@belzonicable.com
ContactLynn Howard - Director of Gardens
AdmissionFree

Backwoods Route Motorcycle Byway
107-mile route from Benndale to Monticello which passes through Wiggins and Columbia
LocationBenndale, MS
George County
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MailingMS
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State Route 433 Motorcycle Byway
29-mile scenic route from Benton to Satartia. Ride the hill country to the Delta.
LocationBenton, MS
Yazoo County
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MailingMS
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Biloxi Bay Charters & Nature Tours
The Biloxi Bay Charter & Nature Tours offers fun in the sun! Whether you are interested in picnics, fishing, swimming, crabbing, exploring the Back Bay sand bars or Deer Island – We can do it! We provide all fishing equipment, tackle, bait and fishing license for a fabulous fishing experience!
LocationPoint Cadet Marina
Biloxi, MS
Harrison County
Driving Directions

Mailing9929 Jim Ramsey Loop
Vancleave, MS 39565
Phone228.209.9977
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.biloxibaycharter.com
Emailmailto:info@biloxibaycharter.com
ContactAndy Fountaine
AdmissionYes

Biloxi Natatorium
The Biloxi Natatorium is a large Olympic size pool open to the public! The Natatorium has a retractable roof and pool heaters which allows the facility to remain open during the cooler weather! The Biloxi Natatorium offers swim lessons, provides lap lanes for adult swimming and plenty of space for recreational swimming! Fees apply.
Location1384 Father Ryan Avenue
Biloxi, MS
Harrison County
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Mailing1384 Father Ryan Avenue
Biloxi, MS 39530
Phone228.435.6205
Fax228.435.6299
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.biloxi.ms.us/pr/Aquatics/Index.asp
Emailmailto:aquatics@biloxi.ms.us
ContactDanny Walton
AdmissionYes

Biloxi Schooners
Sail the Mississippi Sound and waters of north central Gulf of Mexico daily on two replicated 65' two-masted, gaff rigged schooners. 49 passengers, 2.5 hour, 1/2-day, full day charters available
LocationSchooner Pier Complex, Highway 90
Biloxi, MS
Harrison County
Driving Directions

MailingP.O. Box 1907
Biloxi, MS 39533
Phone228.435.6320
Fax228.435.6309
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.maritimemuseum.org
Emailmailto:info@maritimemuseum.org
ContactRobin Krohn
AdmissionYes

Biloxi Shrimping Trip
The Biloxi Shrimping Tour celebrates over 50 years of the Sail Fish operating as a tourist attraction. Pride and heritage of Biloxi comes alive aboard this unique educational cruise. Kids are welcome. See the spectacular world of sea life caught on a real shrimping expedition. A 70-minute marine adventure. Dolphin watching & bird watching! New services offered: Biloxi Shrimp Boil dockside, sunset cruises and 4th of July Fireworks Cruise. We also do birthday parties. Call for departure times.Nearby attractions: Biloxi Schooners, Katrina Memorial, George Ohr Museum, Walter Anderson Museum, Beauvior.
LocationSmall Craft Harbor
Biloxi, MS
Harrison County
Driving Directions

Mailing3198 Racetrack Road
D'Iberville, MS 39540
Phone228.392.8645
Fax228.388.6693
Toll-Free800.289.7908
Websitehttp://www.biloxishrimpingtrip.com
Emailmailto:fishcharter@yahoo.com
ContactBrandy Moore
Admission$15 Adults; $10 Children (4-12), ages 3 and under free; $35 per person fishing trips

Da Beach House
Specializing in kayak and catamaran tours to Deer Island, Fort Bayou, Davis Bayou and Ocean Springs. Outer Island and overnight adventures are also available. Tours consist of four miles to 11 miles. Levels for the tours are beginner, intermediate and experienced. Call for details and pricing.
Location2600 Beach Boulevard
Biloxi, MS
Harrison County
Driving Directions

Mailing2600 Beach Boulevard
Biloxi, MS 39531
Phone228.547.0085
Fax228.282.4979
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.dabeachhouse.com
Emailmailto:earth2colleen@yahoo.com
ContactColleen Read
AdmissionYes

Get Wet Beach Rentals
Get Wet Beach Rentals has everything YOU need…to have a BLAST! We offer umbrellas & chairs for your sunbathing pleasure; waverunners, aqua cycles, sail boats, paddle boats, hydrocycles, & jet skis for your water excitement! Get Wet is located on the beach, across from the MS Coast Coliseum @ the intersection of Highway 90 & Beauvoir Road! ID required for jet ski rental and children under 16 must have signed permission from legal guardian or parent! Open Monday - Sunday - 8am until dark! (Seasonal – Summer)
LocationHighway 90 & Beauvoir Road
Biloxi, MS
Harrison County
Driving Directions

Mailing195 Briarfield Avenue
Biloxi, MS 39531
Phone228.806.4372
Fax
Toll-Free
Website
Email
ContactPat Pigott
AdmissionYes

Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum
Features an array of exhibits on shrimping, oystering, recreational fishing and many more. State-of-the-art amphitheater, gift shop.
LocationSchooner Pier Complex - 367 Beach Boulevard
Biloxi, MS
Harrison County
Driving Directions

MailingP.O. Box 1907
Biloxi, MS 39533
Phone228.435.6320
Fax228.435.6309
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.maritimemuseum.org
Emailmailto:info@maritimemuseum.org
ContactRobin David
AdmissionYes

North Star Sailing Charters
Feel the gulf breeze blowing through your hair and the mist in your face as you embark on a nautical day of fun on North Star Sailing Charters. Beautiful Gulf of Mexico sailing trips aboard a 2002, 31-foot Catalina and a 50' Gulf Star "Island Girl." Captain Buenzow will insure your safety and comfort so you can relax and enjoy the magnificent view of the Mississippi coastline, barrier islands and marine life at its best! Sunset cruises, moonlight cruises, and dinner cruises. 1/2-day or full day charters. Basic sailing lessons and American Sailing Association certified sailing courses
LocationPoint Cadet Marina
Biloxi, MS
Harrison County
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Mailing756 Ivy Hill Drive
Biloxi, MS 39532
Phone228.617.8057
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.northstarsailingcharters.com
Emailmailto:info@northstarsailingcharters.com
ContactCaptains Roger Buenzow or Barrett Clisby
AdmissionYes

Pumpkin Patch Farms
October is one of the most beautiful and exciting times of the year on this farm. Please join us at THE GREAT PUMPKIN PATCH to experience hours of outdoor fun and activities that the whole family can enjoy. Pumpkin Patch Sept. - Nov 1 (registration for groups only). Easter Egg Hunts in April (registration for groups only). Strawberry Patch, April - June 1 ( registration for groups only). Farm History Tours, April - June 1 (Groups Only!). Chuck Wagon Suppers, April - Nov. 1 (registration for all required). Amazing Maze Race, Sept. - Nov 1 (registration for all required).
Location2390 County Road 805
Blue Mountain, MS
Tippah County
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Mailing2390 County Road 805
Blue Mountain, MS 38610
Phone662.685.4328
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.pumpkinpatchfarms.com
Emailmailto:clay@pumpkinpatchfarms.com
ContactClay Meeks
Admission

Whitetail Ridge Outdoors
Skeet, trap, sporting clays, rifle and pistol ranges, archery, paintball, 5 stand sporting; fishing, picnic area, laundry; Corporate facility - clubhouse that can host up to 350 shooters; 50 RV hook-ups on site w/ a dump station
Location444 Birmingham Ridge Road
Blue Springs, MS
Union County
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Mailing444 Birmingham Ridge Road
Blue Springs, MS 38828
Phone662.869.2925
Fax662.869.2925
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.whitetailridgeoutdoors.com
Emailmailto:whitetailridgeoutdoors@yahoo.com
Admission

Adkins Farms
1st Annual North MS Gourd Festival in May (fees & registration only for classes). Annual Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch Sept.-Nov. 31 (large groups need reservations). Other fall festivities Oct. 3-Oct. 31.
Location373 Highway 364
Booneville, MS
Prentiss County
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Mailing373 Highway 364
Booneville, MS 38829
Phone662.728.6293
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.adkinsfarms.com
Emailmailto:charlotte@adkinsfarms.com
ContactCharlotte Adkins
AdmissionCall for fee amounts

Kidstown
Activity area, bicycle path, nature trails, picnic areas and swimming.
LocationNorth Third Street
Booneville, MS
Prentiss County
Driving Directions

Mailing507 North Third Street
Booneville, MS 38829
Phone662.728.4130
Fax662.728.4134
Toll-Free1.800.300.9302
Websitehttp://www.boonevillemississippi.com
Emailmailto:chamber@boonevillemississippi.com
Admission

Dahomey National Wildlife Refuge
9,691- acre refuge is the largest remaining tract of bottomland hardwood forested wetlands in the northwest portion of Mississippi; activity area, fishing, nature trail, hunting
LocationSouth of Cleveland, MS on Highway 446
Boyle, MS
Bolivar County
Driving Directions

Mailing831 Highway 446
Boyle, MS 38732
Phone662.742.9331
Fax662.742.3378
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fws.gov/dahomey
Emailmailto:galvan@fws.gov
ContactNorth Mississippi Refuge Complex
Admission

Luckett Sporting Clays
Sport shooting facility
Location214 Clark Creek Road
Brandon, MS
Rankin County
Driving Directions

Mailing214 Clark Creek Road
Brandon, MS 39047
Phone601.829.2230
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.luckettclays.com
Emailmailto:cheryl@vipgrandevents.com
Admission

Nichols-Boyd Pumpkin Patch & Tree Farm
Come and enjoy our pumpkin patch, A"maize"ing cornfield & more! Month of October: Weekday scheduled visits for groups (schools, daycares, etc.). Weekends: Open to the public for hayrides to pumpkin patch & corn maze. Weekend nights: campfires, hayrides and corn maze are schedule only; minimum 30 people. Christmas trees sold at MS State Fairgrounds as a part of Blair E. Batson Children's Hospital Fundraiser.
Location3970 Highway 43 North
Brandon, MS
Rankin County
Driving Directions

Mailing3970 Highway 43 North
Brandon, MS 39047
Phone601.829.0800
Fax601.829.0900
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://nicholsenterprisesllc.com
Emailmailto:nichtrees@aol.com
ContactA.B. Nichols
AdmissionYes

Pelahatchie Creek Paddle Trip
Pelahatchie Creek runs either west into Pelahatchie Bay in the Ross Barnett Reservoir or east where it meanders through the surrounding forest in Rankin and Scott Counties. This is an enjoyable out and back paddle trip and the length of paddle is the paddler's choice. Put in/take out: from Lakeland Drive (Highway 25) or Spillway Road take Highway 471 north to the parking lot just south of the Pelahatchie Creek Bridge just north of Tommy's Store next to the fishing pier. Ross Barnett Reservoir FHS Map can be obtained at Buffalo Peak Outfitters. An outfitter is not available for this trip and individuals canoe at their own risk. For more information, contact the MS Outdoor Club, www.msoutdoorclub.org.
LocationPut in/take out: From Lakeland Drive (Highway 25) or Spillway Road, take Highway 471 north to parking lot south of Pelahatchie Creek Bridge, north of Tommy's Store.
Brandon, MS
Rankin County
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MailingMS
Phone601.354.3448
Fax
Toll-Free
Website
Email
ContactPearl River Valley Authority
Admission

Shiloh Road Motorcycle Byway
16-mile rural route from Brandon to Pelahatchie. Restaurants and gas available at either end of the route.
LocationBrandon, MS
Rankin County
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Shiloh Splash Park
This zero-depth water feature covers 8,700 sq. ft. and consits of water cannons, a fort and other aquatic play devices.
LocationShiloh Park, 324 Shiloh Road
Brandon, MS
Rankin County
Driving Directions

MailingP.O. Box 1539
Brandon, MS 39042
Phone601.825.3047
Fax601.825.6305
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.cityofbrandon.net
Emailmailto:mtaggart@ci.brandon.ms.us
ContactMichael Taggart
AdmissionYes

State Route 18 Motorcycle Byway
94-mile relaxing ride from Brandon to Quitman which passes through Rose Hill, Bay Springs & Raleigh.
LocationBrandon, MS
Rankin County
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Lake Lincoln State Park
Nature trail, fishing, playground, disc golf, picnic area
Location4.5 miles east off Highway 51 near Wesson
Brookhaven, MS
Lincoln County
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Mailing2573 Sunset Road NE
Wesson, MS 39191
Phone601.643.9044
Fax
Toll-Free1.800.467.2757
Websitehttp://www.mdwfp.com
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ContactMS Dept. Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks
Admission$3.00 per vehicle and .50 per person over 6 people

Ashe Lake
8-acre lake, fishing; day use only; drinking water available
LocationTake Ashe Nursery Road to County Road 308, then continue south 1/4 mile to lake.
Brooklyn, MS
Forrest County
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MailingP.O. Box 248
Wiggins, MS 39577
Phone601.928.4422
Fax601.928.5143
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fs.fed.us
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ContactDeSoto National Forest, DeSoto Ranger District
Admission$3 per day

Black Creek Float Trip and National Scenic River
Black Creek Wilderness Trail (designated a Mississippi Scenic Stream) winds its way through several ecosystems in the De Soto National Forest including a federally designated wilderness area. This great lazy float trip style creek is a wide meandering coastal stream with excellent fishing spots along the way and beaches to stop and enjoy the water. Wildlife is abundant along the moss covered banks as are magnolia trees, wild azalea and an array of other flora. Float trips of up to 100 miles are possible, Access is provided by the following developed landings offering primitive camping, picnic tables, fire rings, toilets, drinking water, and boat ramps: CYPRESS CREEK LANDING: 7 miles downstream from Janice Landing Directions: From Janice (intersection of Hwy 29 and County Rd 301) go north about ¼ mile on Hwy 29; go east on Forest Service Rd 305 for approximately 3 miles; go south on Forest Service Rd 305-B to the landing JANICE LANDING: 10 miles downstream from Moody’s Landing Directions: Take Hwy 49 to Brooklyn; go east on County Rd 301 (Brooklyn-Janice Rd) to Hwy 29; turn south and go 2 ½ miles OR Take Hwy 49 to Wiggins; take the North Wiggins exit off Hwy 49 for approximately 2 miles; take Hwy 29 north for approximately 12 miles MOODY'S LANDING: 5 miles downstream from Brooklyn, a sandbar serves as the landing for this site on the Black Creek float trip FAIRLEY BRIDGE LANDING: Site serves as the end point for both the Black Creek float trip and hiking trail Directions Take Hwy 49 to Wiggins; take the North Wiggins exit off Hwy 49 for approximately 2 miles; take Hwy 29 north to County Rd 318 (Fairley Bridge Rd); go east 6 miles to Forest Service Rd 374; turn south and follow signs to the landing
LocationDe Soto National Forest
Brooklyn, MS
Forrest County
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Mailing654 West Frontage Road
Wiggins, MS 39577
Phone601.928.4422
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Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.southernregion.fs.fed.us/mississippi/desoto
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ContactDeSoto National Forest Ranger
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Black Creek National Scenic River Birding & Wildlife Viewing
Birding and wildlife viewing on a 40- mile float trip through a beautiful wilderness area in the Desoto National Forest; wading birds, migratory songbirds, magnolia warblers, hooded warblers, summer tanagers, Acadian flycatchers, red-eyed vireos, wood thrushes, prothonotary warblers, blue gray gnatcatchers, terrestrial, aquatic species, and rare yellow-blotched sawback turtles.
LocationCounty Road 335, 4 miles west of Brooklyn at Highway 49
Brooklyn, MS
Forrest County
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MailingP.O. Box 248
Wiggins, MS 39577
Phone601.528.6160
Fax601.528.6193
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fs.fed.us/r8/mississippi/desoto
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ContactDeSoto National Forest, DeSoto Ranger District
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Leaf River Paddle Trip
Leaf River is part of a 960 acre parcel of National Forest and flows through a remote and natural area. It rises in the Bienville National Forest in southwestern Scott County. Bird watching is a top attraction for canoeing the Leaf River. Primitive camping and nature trails are also abundant in this beautiful national forest.  Outfitter - South Mississippi Canoe Rental, Brooklyn, MS, 601.544.4207
LocationBrooklyn, MS
Forrest County
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Red Creek Paddle Trip
Red Creek is a prime year-round recreational stream with excellent water quality. Much of this stream flows through De Soto National Forest in the Coast Region.  Outfitter - South Mississippi Canoe Rental, Brooklyn, MS, 601.544.4207
LocationBrooklyn, MS
Forrest County
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Beaver Dam Hiking Trail
2-mile hiking trail offering excellent wildlife viewing on the Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge.
LocationNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge
Brooksville, MS
Noxubee County
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MailingNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge Route 1, Box 142
Brooksville, MS 39739
Phone662.323.5548
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Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fws.gov/noxubee
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ContactNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge Office
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Black Prairie Wildlife Management Area
5673 acres
LocationBrooksville, MS
Noxubee County
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Bluff Lake Boardwalk Hiking Trail
Location2970 Bluff Lake Road
Brooksville, MS
Noxubee County
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Mailing2970 Bluff Lake Road
Brooksville, MS 39739
Phone662.323.5548
Fax662.323.6390
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fws.gov/noxubee
Emailmailto:noxubee@fws.gov
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Morgan Hill Overlook and Nature Trail
Fishing, nature trail and picnic area.
Location2970 Bluff Lake Road
Brooksville, MS
Noxubee County
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Mailing2970 Bluff Lake Road
Brooksville, MS 39739
Phone662.323.5548
Fax662.323.6390
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fws.gov/noxubee
Emailmailto:noxubee@fws.gov
ContactNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge Office
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Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge Birding & Wildlife Viewing Area
48,000 acres located in east-central Mississippi; Red-cockaded woodpeckers actively managed and monitored for year-round viewing; more than 254 species of birds, numerous other wildlife; view from roads, 7 trails, 3 overlooks; permanent telescope at Goose Overlook; brochures, maps, bird list available at refuge office; state-of-the-art education center.
LocationOff Bluff Lake Road, 15 miles south of Starkville
Brooksville, MS
Noxubee County
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Mailing2970 Bluff Lake Road
Brooksville, MS 39739
Phone662.323.5548
Fax662.323.6390
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fws.gov/noxubee/
Emailmailto:noxubee@fws.gov
ContactNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge Office
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Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge
No-wake boating; observation areas for waterfowl, migratory birds, and a wide variety of wildlife; group educational programs available by prior arrangement; boat ramp, canoeing, nature trail, fishing, and picnic area. BIRDING: Red-cockaded woodpeckers actively managed and monitored for year-round viewing; more than 254 species of birds, numerous other wildlife; view from roads, 7 trails, 3 overlooks; permanent telescope at Goose Overlook; brochures, maps, and bird list available at refuge office; state-of-the-art education center. HIKING: New education center; variety of trails available: Woodpecker Trail- excellent viewing of red-cockaded woodpeckers; easily accessible. Beaver Dam Trail- 2 miles; excellent wildlife viewing. Trail of the Big Trees- 4 miles. Wilderness Trail- 3.4 miles; begins at footbridge crossing Noxubee River. Scattertown Trail- 1.75 miles in Bevils Hill area of Refuge; most scenic trail; steep terrain. PADDLE TRIPS: Canoe Bluff Lake. Note: Public hunting area, check hunting areas and seasons.
LocationOff Bluff Lake Road, 15 miles south of Starkville
Brooksville, MS
Noxubee County
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Mailing2970 Bluff Lake Road
Brooksville, MS 39739
Phone662.323.5548
Fax662.323.6390
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fws.gov/noxubee/
Emailmailto:noxubee@fws.gov
ContactNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge Office
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Ole Country Bakery
Watch as Mennonite workers prepare freshly baked homestyle breads, cakes, pies and desserts. Reservations required during the week. Closed on Sundays.
LocationHighway 45 South
Brooksville, MS
Noxubee County
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MailingP.O. Box 1007
Brooksville, MS 39739
Phone662.738.5795
Fax662.738.5797
Toll-Free1.800.265.2217
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ContactGeneva Nightengale
AdmissionFree

Scattertown Trail
Hiking trail 1.75 mile in Bevils Hill area,most scenic hiking trail in refuge; steep terrain
LocationNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge
Brooksville, MS
Noxubee County
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MailingNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge, 2970 Bluff Lake Rd.
Brooksville, MS 39739
Phone662.323.5548
Fax662.323.6390
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Websitehttp://www.fws.gov
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ContactNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge Office
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Trail of Big Trees Trail
1-mile hiking trail through a scenic area with large trees
LocationNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge
Brooksville, MS
Noxubee County
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MailingNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge - 2970 Bluff Lake Road
Brooksville, MS 39739
Phone662.323.5548
Fax662.323.6390
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fws.gov
Emailmailto:noxubee@fws.gov
ContactNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge Office
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Woodpecker Hiking Trail
hiking trail in Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge offering excellent viewing of the rare red-cockaded woodpeckers
LocationNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge
Brooksville, MS
Noxubee County
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Mailing2970 Bluff Lake Rd.
Brooksville, MS 39739
Phone662.323.5548
Fax662.323.6390
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.fws.gov/noxubee
Emailmailto:noxubee@fws.gov
ContactNoxubee National Wildlife Refuge Office
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Jackson Dragway Park
500' strip, 920' stopping distance, open every Saturday
LocationInterstate 55 South of Jackson, Exit 85
Byram, MS
Hinds County
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MailingMS
Phone601.372.5506
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Websitehttp://www.jxndragway.com
Emailmailto:rickyracing1966@aol.com
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Cypress Swamp Birding & Wildlife Viewing Area
Birding and wildlife viewing in a flooded Tupelo/bald cypress swamp; abundant aquatic animals, alligators, other reptiles, amphibians, prothonotary warblers, white-eyed vireos, red-eyed vireos, blue-gray gnatcatchers, Carolina chickadees, tufted titmouse, common yellowthroats, wood thrushes, brown thrashers, cardinals, bluejays, pileated woodpeckers, robins, yellowbreasted chats in spring and summer; orange-crowned warblers, eastern phoebas in winter; restrooms and picnic facilities.
LocationNatchez Trace Parkway Milepost 122
Canton, MS
Madison County
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Mailing2680 Natchez Trace Parkway
Tupelo, MS 38804
Phone662.680.4025
Fax662.680.4034
Toll-Free800.305.7417
Websitehttp://www.nps.gov/natr
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ContactNatchez Trace Parkway Headquarters
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Pearl River Waterfowl Refuge and Wildlife Management Area Birding & Wildlife Viewing
The Pearl River WMA is located at the upper end of the Ross Barnett Reservoir. This area encompasses approximately 6,925 acres. The . There is also a covered, camouflaged pavilion that allows viewers to see feeding waterfowl without disturbing them. Spring and summer are good times to see cattle egrets and Canada goose goslings. During appropriate seasons you can see many permanent resident songbirds and neotropical migratory species like the Kentucky warbler, Swainson's warbler, blue-headed vireo, red-eyed vireo and wood thrush.
Locationfrom MS Hwy 25, go 6 miles north on MS Hwy 43, area located after crossing Ross Barnett Reservoir, from MS Hwy 16 in Canton, 7 miles south on MS Hwy 43.
Canton, MS
Madison County
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MailingMS Dept. of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks - 1505 Eastover Drive
Jackson, MS 39211-6374
Phone601.432.2400
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Websitehttp://www.mdwfp.com
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Turcotte Education and Shooting Facility
Sporting clays and ranges
LocationCanton, MS
Madison County
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Mailing506 Highway 43 South
Canton, MS 39046
Phone769.798.8552
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Websitehttp://home.mdwfp.com/PDF/Education/RangeLocation.pdf
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Broken T Ranch & Riding Stables
Trail rides, horse rentals, full service boarding, training, custom livestock hauling, three levels of riding lessons; overnight outdoor adventures on horseback including primitive campout pack trips. Cowboy Church services at 10:00 am Sundays.
Location30024 Pearson Cemetery Rd
Carriere, MS
Pearl River County
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Mailing30024 Pearson Cemetery Rd
Carriere, MS 39426
Phone601.749.0896
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Toll-Free1.888.749.0896
Websitehttp://www.horserentals.com/brokentranch.html
Emailmailto:brokent@cgconnect.net
ContactDave "Cowboy" Terry
AdmissionYes

Up The Creek Acres
Over 10 miles of ATV trails and creekside riding trails. Night riding allowed. Also offers swimming, fishing and camping. Open 7 days a week.
Location106 John Amacker Road
Carriere, MS
Pearl River County
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Mailing106 John Amacker Road
Carriere, MS 39426
Phone601.749.9785
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Websitehttp://www.upthecreekacres.com
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Admission$15 a day

Triple N Ranch Birding and Wildlife Viewing
Birding and wildlife viewing; activity area, nature trails, horseback riding, family recreation, hunting, and fishing; over 86 acres of trees, hills, and lakes; rodeo arena, birthday parties, and hay rides.
Location2104 Highway 35 South, halfway between Holcomb and Carrollton
Carrollton, MS
Carroll County
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MailingP.O. Box 1009
Greenwood, MS 38930
Phone662.453.8712
Fax662.453.9990
Toll-Free662.299.8994
Websitehttp://www.triplenranchms.com
Emailmailto:triplenranch@bellsouth.net
ContactTriple N Ranch
AdmissionYes

Triple N Ranch
Over 86 acres of trees, hills, and lakes are all available to you and your friends for any activity. We can also provide your own rodeo arena if the occasion is needed. Petting zoo, giant inflatables, wagonrides, farm animals, paintball, swimming, a pumpkin patch in the fall, a haunted walk through the woods, among other activities for school age children to enjoy on fieldtrips and outings. Outside grills and large decks to picnic on. Open year round.
Location2104 Highway 35, between Holcomb and Carrollton
Carrollton, MS
Carroll County
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MailingP.O. Box 1009
Greenwood, MS 38930
Phone662.453.8712
Fax662.453.9990
Toll-Free662.299.8994
Websitehttp://www.triplenranchms.com
Emailmailto:triplenranch@bellsouth.net
ContactBobby Nored
AdmissionYes

Longleaf Trace Horse Trail
27-mile nationally acclaimed premier equestrian trail on a rail to trail linear park through forests from Epley to Carson; parking for horse trailers; excellent equestrian facilities
LocationSumrall, MS to Carson, MS on Longleaf Trace
Carson, MS
Jefferson Davis County
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MailingLongleaf Trace P.O. Box 15187
Hattiesburg, MS 39404
Phone601.450.5247
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Websitehttp://www.mylongleaftrace.com
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ContactMr. Herlon Pierce, Manager
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Tallahatchie National Wildlife Refuge
Tallahatchie National Wildlife Refuge features: activity area, boat ramp, hunting, and fishing.
LocationHighway 8 West
Charleston, MS
Tallahatchie County
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MailingP.O. Box 1070
Grenada, MS 38902
Phone662.226.8286
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Websitehttp://www.fws.gov/southeast/tallahatchie
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ContactNorth Mississippi Refuges/U.S. Fish and Wildlife
AdmissionYes

Paw Paw's Christmas Tree Farm
Spice up the holiday season with a visit to Paw Paw's Christmas Tree Farm, where you can pick out a christmas tree for your home, and you can also purchase beautifully designed wreaths too! Open the Friday following Thanksgiving thru Christmas.
Location2262 Lake Washington Road
Chatham, MS
Washington County
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Mailing2262 Lake Washington Road
Chatham, MS 38731
Phone662.822.2087
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ContactMike Jones
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Geyser Falls Water Theme Park
Offers a fun and exciting water theme park with a lazy river, wave pool, speed and tube slides and more. Also includes Clearwater Key, a white sand beach with crystal clear pools and The Beach Club, a full-service restaurant. Activity area, picnic areas, rentals, swimming, and water playground.
Location209 Black Jack Road
Choctaw, MS
Neshoba County
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MailingP.O. Box 6046
Choctaw, MS 39350
Phone601.389.3100
Fax
Toll-Free866.447.3275
Websitehttp://www.geyserfalls.com
Emailmailto:twallace@pearlriverresort.com
ContactGeyser Falls Water Theme Park
AdmissionGeneral Admission - $34.99, Junior Admission (under 48 inches) - $24.99, Children 3 & under - FREE, Senior Admission (60+) - $24.99

Chunky River Paddle Trip
Chunky River (designated a Mississippi Scenic Stream) is a diverse and natural stream that flows past the largest waterfall in the state at scenic Dunn’s Falls. This river flows from the confluence of Chunky and Potterchitto Creeks in Newton County to the Chickasawhay River (Newton, Lauderdale, Clark Counties) near Meridian and is one of only a few Mississippi streams with true rock outcrops. This is a fairly shallow river containing sand and gravel bars, clay and sandstone shoals with banks covered by mosses, ferns and numerous hardwoods. Contact Stuckey Bridge Canoe Rental, 601.481.4210, for outfitting services for this river.
LocationFrom I-20/I-59 take Savoy Exit/142, 2.3 miles on the right
Chunky, MS
Newton County
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ContactStuckey Bridge Canoe Rental
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Lazy Acres Plantation, LLC
Pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, an animal park and field trips are available during October. Reservations are required during the week.
Location596 Lazy Acres Rd.
Chunky, MS
Newton County
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Mailing596 Lazy Acres Rd.
Chunky, MS 39323
Phone601.655.8264
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Websitehttp://www.lazy-acres.com
Emailmailto:mmay@lazy-acres.com
ContactMichael May
AdmissionPumpkin Patch $6

Mississippi River Paddle Trip
The Mississippi River is truly one of our nation’s grandest rivers. Dividing our country in half, it has for generations served as the nation’s backbone and as a source of commerce and culture. It is called the “Father of Waters” and travels 2,300 miles through rich, natural environments and provides one of the world’s most diverse ecosystems. An elaborate network of streams, oxbow lakes, forests, wetlands and sandbars trail this river and create an elaborate sanctuary to millions of deer, fish, osprey, songbirds, bald eagles, least terns and other wildlife. Its recreational resource contribution is enormous. Canoeing/Kayaking this river is becoming increasingly popular but is not safe without the services of an experienced guide.  Outfitter - Quapaw Canoe Company, Clarksdale, MS, 662.627.4070
LocationWestern Boundary of Mississippi
Clarksdale, MS
Coahoma County
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Dockery Plantation
C. 1895 Dockery Plantation was a 10,000 acre cotton plantation and sawmill on the Sunflower River between Ruleville and Cleveland, Mississippi. It was here that Delta blues music was born in the fields, boardinghouses and share croppers shacks. Blues musicians once residing at Dockery included Charlie Patton, Robert Johnson and Howlin' Wolf. The National Register of Historic Places welcomed the plantation in 2006. In its glory days, the plantation supported 2,000 workers paid in the plantation’s own coins. It became its own flourishing community with a railroad terminal, general store, post office, school, doctor and churches. Workers were treated fairly on the Dockery Plantation and were free to socialize and enjoy blues music in their free time so this place became a magnet for the nurturing of the blues. So significant to the Blues is this plantation that it has received a Blues Trail Marker making it a destination on the Mississippi Blues Trail. Tours are given by appointment through the Cleveland-Bolivar Country Chamber of Commerce/Tourism. This is a true deep south Delta experience!
LocationBolivar - Sunflower County border, off Highway 8 East
Cleveland, MS
Bolivar County
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MailingP.O. Box 490
Cleveland, MS 38732
Phone662.843.2712
Fax662.843.2718
Toll-Free1.800.295.7473
Websitehttp://www.visitclevelandms.com
Emailmailto:chline@cableone.net
ContactCleveland-Bolivar Chamber of Commerce
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Clinton Community Nature Center
33 acres of woodlands near Olde Towne Clinton. 2.5 miles of all weather walking trails, an array of native trees and flowers appropriately labeled, museum/education building.
Location617 Dunton Road
Clinton, MS
Hinds County
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MailingP.O. Box 93
Clinton, MS 39060
Phone601.926.1104
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Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.clintonnaturecenter.org
Emailmailto:ccnc617@hotmail.com
ContactPrentiss Cox or Nellie Neal
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Surplus City USA
Sport shooting facility, open to the public; ID required; memberships available; walk-ins welcome; Full service gunsmith shop; Handguns for rent. Open Monday-Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Location957 Hwy 80 E
Clinton, MS
Hinds County
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Mailing957 Hwy 80 E
Clinton, MS 39056
Phone601.925.9300
Fax601.925.0385
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.surpluscityrange.com
Email
ContactPaul Merritt
Admission$15 hour

Coldwater River Hiking Trails
Coldwater River Nature Trail System; scenic 6-mile trail network includes .3-mile Big Oak Interpretive Trail, .5-mile Swinging Bridge (Beaver Pond) Nature Trail, designated natural area; large bald cypress, oaks, beech, 100-year old honey locust trees; marked trails, 2-mile loop- white diamonds; 3-mile loop- yellow diamonds; 5-mile loop- orange diamonds; 3-and 5- mile loops are most interesting; activity area, bath house and boat ramp; 234 developed camping sites, 60 primitive camping sites, fishing, nature trail, picnic area, sailing, skiing and swimming; RV dump station.
Location3905 Arkabutla Dam Road
Coldwater, MS
Tate County
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Mailing3905 Arkabutla Dam Road
Coldwater, MS 38618
Phone662.562.6261
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Toll-Free877.444.6777
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ContactArkabutla Lake
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Grand Paradise Waterpark
Featuring 7 acres of water excitement! Attractions include Paradise River, The Water Fort, Waddleland, Wipeout, Tropical Splash, Grand Falls, Lazy River and Aqua Play Center; Activity area, picnic area, swimming, and water playground. Come celebrate your birthday with us!
Location50 Grandview Drive
Collins, MS
Covington County
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Mailing50 Grandview Drive
Collins, MS 39428
Phone601.765.8118
Fax601.765.8488
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.grandparadisewaterpark.com
Emailmailto:sdavis@grandparadisewaterpark.com
ContactGrand Paradise Waterpark
Admission48 inches or taller - $24, under 48 inches - $20, children 3 & under - Free

Mitchell Farms
Produces peanuts, corn, soybeans, wheat, blueberries, and a U-pick garden offering butterbeans, peas, okra, vine-ripened tomatoes, watermelons, cucumbers, and cantaloupes, blackberries and squash. Pumpkin patch, U-Pick corn maze, hayrides and petting zoo open to the public. Church, school, and tour groups welcome. Please call for prices.
LocationIntersection of Old Jackson Military Road and Leaf River Church Road, near Collins
Collins, MS
Covington County
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Mailing650 Leaf River Church Road
Collins, MS 39428
Phone601.765.8609
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Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.mitchellfarms-ms.com
Emailmailto:jolynn.mitchell@yahoo.com
ContactJo Lynn Mitchell
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Pope Company General Store
c. 1913. This "country mall" takes up half a city block and offers everything from antiques to feed & seed supplies, appliances, furniture, horse collars, old sewing machine parts, corn cutters, churns, crocks and white oak baskets.
Location106 Main Street
Collins, MS
Covington County
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MailingP.O. Box 1627
Collins, MS 39428
Phone601.765.6736
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Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.covingtonchamber.com
Emailmailto:ms@covingtonchamber.com
ContactJohn B. Pope, President
AdmissionFree

Gourd Gracious Farms
Annual Gourd Festival in September.
Location11132 Byrd Doerner Rd.
Collinsville, MS
Lauderdale County
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Mailing11132 Byrd Doerner Rd.
Collinsville, MS 39325
Phone601.737.5333
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.gourdgracious.homestead.com/gourds.html
Emailmailto:gourdgracious@comcast.net
ContactMrs. Ray Davis
AdmissionNo charge for admission; small fee for booths & classes

Okatibbee Lake Birding & Wildlife Viewing Area
Birding and wildlife viewing on excellent habitat for wetland flora; many species of wildlife, including great blue herons, red-bellied woodpeckers, northern cardinal, Eastern bluebirds, warblers, vireos, and other neotropical songbirds; 2.2-mile bluebird nest box trail; Southern bald eagles, ospreys; October until mid-Spring; rare white pelicans December through March. Note: Check area regulations effected by hunting seasons
Location8490 Okatibbee Dam Road
Collinsville, MS
Lauderdale County
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MailingP.O. Box 98
Collinsville, MS 39325
Phone601.626.8431
Fax601.626.8750
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.sam.usace.army.mil/op/rec/okatib/
Emailmailto:Roy.V.McWhorter@sam.usace.army.mil
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Okatibbee Wildlife Management Area
LocationTake Highway 19 north towards Philadelphia, take left on Center-Hilll Martin Road; WMA headquarters on left.
Collinsville, MS
Lauderdale County
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Mailing10896 Centerhill Martin Road
Colinsville, MS 39325
Phone601.737.5834
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.mdwfp.com
Emailmailto:owma@bellsouth.net
ContactPaul Windham
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Columbia Water Park
Part of the Pearl River Basin Development District, featuring activity area, bath house, boat ramp, canoeing/tubing, fishing, nature trail, and picnic areas.
LocationHighway 35 Bypass
Columbia, MS
Marion County
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Mailing215 Broadwater Street
Columbia, MS 39429
Phone601.736.7382
Fax601.354.6353
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.pearlriverbasin.com
Email
ContactPearl River Basin Development District
Admission

Marion County Wildlife Management Area Birding & Wildlife Viewing
This area has been known for producing excellent deer, quail, and turkey habitats partly because of its regular fire regime and intensive land management. Endangered species, such as the gopher tortoise, black pine snake, indigo snake, and several other reptiles such as the eastern diamondback rattlesnake and box turtles inhabit the area. During the spring and fall migrations, birders can see a variety of warblers, tanagers, vireos, flycatchers, thrushes, and sparrows.
LocationLocated 10 miles southeast of Columbia off MS Hwy 13
Columbia, MS
Marion County
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MailingMS
Phone601.736.0066
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.mdwfp.com
Email
ContactArea Manager
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State Highway 43 Motorcycle Byway
58-mile scenic motorcycle byway on State Highway 43 from Columbia to Picayune, starts off curvy and gets tighter north of HWY 26, continues up to Highway 13 about six miles south of Columbia, adjoining Highway 587.
LocationState Highway 43 from Columbia to Picayune
Columbia, MS
Marion County
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Columbus Lake Recreation Area
9,000 -acre beautiful lake; great fresh water fishing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, picnicking and water sports on the Tenn-Tom Waterway.
Location3606 West Plymouth Rd.
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
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Mailing3606 West Plymouth Rd.
Columbus, MS 39702
Phone662.327.2142
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://tenntom.sam.usace.army.mil
Emailmailto:alice.f.coburn@sam.usace.army.mil
ContactUS Army Corps of Engineers
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Columbus Marina
Boat marina located just above the Stennis Lock and only 4 miles from downtown; laundry, boat launch, restroom & shower, fuel dock, gas and diesel; biking, picnic area, boating, and activity area.
Location3249 Wilkins-Wise Rd
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
Driving Directions

Mailing295 Marina Dr.
Columbus, MS 39705
Phone662.327.8450
Fax662.327.3585
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.columbus-ms.org
Emailmailto:marina@columbusmarina.com
ContactChuck Bigelow
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Columbus Speedway
Weekly auto racing events year round on a 3/10th mile red clay oval; jam-packed schedule; admission
Location574 Lacy Road
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
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Mailing574 Lacy Road
Columbus, MS 39702
Phone662.241.5004
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.columbusspeedway.net
Emailmailto:columbusspeedway@cableone.net
ContactJohnny Stokes
AdmissionYes

DeWayne Hayes Mountain Biking Trail
Mountain biking in 597- acre area with focus on wildlife viewing; located on Columbus Lake section of Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway; trails near cypress-tupelo gum sloughs - birds, turtles, river otters, beavers, squirrels, whitetail deer, wild turkey, armadillo; acitivity Area, boat launch, fishing, nature trail, picnic area and water playground.
Location7934 Barton Ferry Rd.
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
Driving Directions

Mailing3606 West Plymouth Rd.
Columbus, MS 39701
Phone662.434.6939
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Toll-Free
Websitehttp://tenntom.sam.usace.army.mil
Email
ContactU.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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DeWayne Hayes Recreation Area
This 597-acre area of bottomland hardwood and cypress-tupelo gum sloughs hosts a myriad of wildlife and plant species. From dusk to dawn, you may encounter a rooting armadillo, a cottontail or swamp rabbit, gray and red foxes, muskrats or beavers. Both resident and neotropical birds are guaranteed to entertain you with their songs. Hiking, boating, canoeing and bicycling are some of the best ways to view wildllife.
Location7934 Barton Ferry Rd.
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
Driving Directions

Mailing3606 W. Plymouth Rd.
Columbus, MS 39701-9504
Phone662.434.6939
Fax662.328.8766
Toll-Free1.888.736.6866
Website
Emailmailto:janalie.m.graham@samusace.army.mil
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Lake Lowndes State Park Horseback Riding Trail
7-mile wooded trail in park, small creek crossings, some small hills; ample parking; camping fee charged.
Location3319 Lake Lowndes Road
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
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Mailing3319 Lake Lowndes Road
Columbus, MS 39702
Phone662.328.2110
Fax662.241.7686
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.mdwfp.com
Emailmailto:lakelowndes@mdwfp.state.ms.us
ContactLake Lowndes State Park Office
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Lake Lowndes State Park Mountain Biking Trail
5-mile mountain biking trail near Lake Lowndes in beautiful woods, part of excellent recreational complex.
Location3319 Lake Lowndes Road
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
Driving Directions

Mailing3319 Lake Lowndes Road
Columbus, MS 39702
Phone662.328.2110
Fax662.241.7686
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.mdwfp.com
Emailmailto:lakelowndes@mdwfp.state.ms.us
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Lake Lowndes State Park
Amenities: Equestrian trail, developed and tent camping, cabins, visitor/activity building, nature trail, playground, playing fields, tennis, boat launch, water skiing, fishing, laundry facilities, disc golf, and walking track.
Location3319 Lake Lowndes Road
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
Driving Directions

Mailing3319 Lake Lowndes Road
Columbus, MS 39702
Phone662.328.2110
Fax
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.mdwfp.com
Email
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Magnolia Motor Speedway
State-of-the-art race facility featuring a 3/8-mile dirt oval track. Track opens at 4 p.m.
Location495 Highway 45 South
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
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Mailing495 Highway 45 South
Columbus, MS 39701
Phone662.240.3478
Fax662.328.0699
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.magnoliamotorspeedway.net
Emailmailto:magnoliaspeedway@cableone.net
ContactJohnny Stokes
AdmissionYes

Plymouth Bluff Center Birding & Wildlife Viewing
The Plymouth Bluff area has a large population of deer and is home to wild turkeys, raccoons, beavers, rabbits, squirrels, armadillos, and occasional foxes and coyotes. Wood ducks are common, as well as Canadian geese that are on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway. The area also contains a number of interesting plant species and communities, including some very large specimens of post oak and osage orange. Nearly four miles of nature trails provide additional opportunities to observe nature and enjoy some impressive scenery along the river bluff. Some of the trails have an asphalt surface for use by physically challenged visitors. Guests of the Plymouth Bluff Center will find facilities purposely designed to blend into the natural environment, while providing accommodations for study, recreation, and appreciation of river and the land.
Location2200 Old West Point Road
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
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Mailing2200 Old West Point Road
Columbus, MS 39701
Phone662.241.6214
Fax662.241.6314
Toll-Free877.462.8439 x 6214
Websitehttp://www.plymouthbluff.com
Emailmailto:dhaffly@muw.edu
ContactSteve Swann
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Plymouth Bluff Environmental/Ed/Conference Center
4 miles of guided and paved nature trails along Tennesse-Tombigbee River; birding and wildlife viewing, spring and fall wildflowers, beautiful scenery, 65 to 70 million-year-old fossils in Cretaceous deposits visible in 60' bluff along old river channel; diverse plant, animal, and bird life; environmental center featuring historic exhibit displaying artifacts Cretaceous era to present; modern guest rooms available for rent, meetings, conferences, family reunions, weddings.
Location2200 Old West Point Road
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
Driving Directions

Mailing2200 Old West Point Road
Columbus, MS 39701
Phone662.241.6214
Fax662.241.6314
Toll-Free
Websitehttp://www.plymouthbluff.com
Emailmailto:dhaffly@muw.edu
ContactDave Haffly
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Stennis East Bank & Columbus Recreational Area
Activity area (dayuse only), boat launch, fishing, picnic area, sailing and skiing.
Location3257 Wilkens-Wise Rd.
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
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Mailing3606 West Plymouth Rd.
Columbus, MS 39701
Phone662.327.2142
Fax
Toll-Free1.800.327.2686
Websitehttp://www.columbus-ms.org
Emailmailto:janalie.m.graham@sam.usace.army.mil
ContactU.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Wayside Exhibit & Picnic Area
Location3606 West Plymouth Road
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County
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Mailing3606 West Plymouth Road
Columbus, MS 39701-9504
Phone662.327.2142
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Toll-Free
Website
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ContactWildlife Section
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The Rock 'N' Roll Scenic Byway
104-mile scenic byway beginning in Columbus, home of famous playwrite Tennessee Williams; Highway 45 to Tupelo and the Elvis Presley Birthplace Center, with a museum and chapel; destination - Memphis and Graceland, stopping along Highway 78 to tour the Delta Blues Archive on the campus of the University of Mississippi in Oxford, Rowan Oak tour (home of William Faulkner, renowned author), stopping on Highway 78 in Holly Springs for tour of Graceland Too, unique Elvis Presley archive and the Strawberry Plains Audubon Center near Holly Springs, housed in a Federal-style antebellum home with beautiful grounds.
LocationHighway 45 from Columbus into Tupelo and Highway 78 into Oxford and Holly Springs
Columbus, MS
Lowndes County