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Great view point of the Ross E. Barnett Reservoir. While there are no benches or picnic tables, there is a large grass area that you can sit on to have a picnic or take a break.

The South Campus Rail Trail (formerly referred to as the Thacker Mountain Rail Trail) is a crushed-gravel trail on an old railroad bed. There are multiple trailheads for the path, and some people even use the trail as a commuter trail since it connects the city of Oxford. On a normal day, you will see fewer and fewer people the further south you travel on the trail.

There is a great overlook of Ross R Barnett Reservoir from the parking area. This parking area is the southern side of the Natchez Trace Village Dam, and the lake is a popular spot for boating and fishing.

Path leading along the beach in Biloxi. It has great views of the Gult of Mexico. The boardwalk is mixed use, so it is important to regulate your speed and make sure to share the path with walkers and joggers.

The South Campus Rail Trail is a 2.5 mile long gravel trail leading into Oxford. The trail is built an old railroad bed. It is a very popular trail for biking and walking, so make sure that you regulate your speed and share the trail with the other users.

This path is an alternative to the paved Natchez Trace road route. The path is crushed limestone and gravel and runs parallel to the Natchez Trace Parkway for 10 miles. The path runs through historic Choctaw homelands. Halfway through the path, there is an information cabin with public restrooms.

Mississippi knows how to take cyclists over a bridge - cycle path all the way. Plus a seat and viewing area to sit and eat your lunch!