ミシシッピの絶景の山頂・トップ5

This area holds the 18-site bike only campground and scenic Little Mountain overlook. Visitors can enjoy an overnight stay on a first come first served basis, and a short walk along the trail to the summit of the 486-foot high Little Mountain.

The trail up Little Mountain from the Jeff Busby Campground is an easy-to-follow forest trail. Some people hike up to the top of Little Mountain and just come back down this same trail since the other way back to the start is to walk down a paved road.

At 486 feet, Little Mountain is an obvious high point in the Mississippi lowlands. The hike up to the summit isn't too steep, and you can even drive the paved road to the top. The summit is mostly treed-in, but there are a couple views towards French Camp down the Natchez Trace Parkway.

The county road leading up to the peak of Woodall Mountain is easily passable by any car (even 2wd), but some people still choose to walk up the road. The access road is wide enough for cars to pass each other without issue, but you should still be aware of vehicles if you decide to hike up. Please park well clear of the private landowners houses and driveways.

At 806 feet elevation, Woodall Mountain is the highest point in Mississippi. Accessing the mountain actually requires passing through private property, but the landowners have allowed access to the public. You can actually drive all the way to the top of this mountain, but the gravel road makes for a nice hike as well.