10 Country Roads In Mississippi That Are Pure Bliss In The Fall
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Daniella DiRienzo
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The only thing that compares to a peaceful drive down a quiet country road is a peaceful drive down a quiet country road lined with the vibrant colors of fall. Luckily, here in Mississippi, we have plenty of both. From well-known byways to ones only the locals know about, these Mississippi roads are pure bliss in the fall.
Lined with gorgeous fall foliage, a drive down this country road is the perfect way to enjoy the season.
When it comes to beautiful fall foliage, the Natchez Trace Parkway is pretty hard to top. Infused with breathtaking scenery, especially during the fall, and a ton of historical sites, driving down the parkway is an experience like no other.
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In the fall, this Yalobusha County road comes to life with vibrant foliage, making it a great route for taking in the seasonal wonder.
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This scenic route is just under 50 miles and traverses pine woods dotted with bluffs, providing exceptional views of Grenada Lake. There are several popular points of interest along this ride, including the historic truss bridge over the Yalobusha River, Hugh White State Park, and Carver Point State Park.
Nestled far from the hustle and bustle of city life, surrounding a 640-acre lake, you’ll find this amazing park – where recreational opportunities and vibrant fall colors abound.
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A park known for its beauty, Tishomingo only gets better this time of year, making it the perfect place to go for a relaxing drive.
This national scenic byway follows the course of the Mississippi River, extending 3,000 miles through 10 states. The portion that runs through Mississippi spans over 200 miles from Woodville to Tunica and is basically a diary of American history, telling the story of antebellum America, the Civil War, and the long-lasting effects of the war.
Technically not a "country road," the Tanglefoot Trail is just too good to not be included. The one-time railroad is now a 43.6-mile trail that’ll take you on a history-filled journey through some of the most beautiful fall scenery in the state.
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This scenic byway passes through the once bustling town of Logtown, traversing acres of forested areas and greenery. The byway eventually crosses Lake Bogue Homa (pictured), which is exceptionally stunning in the fall.
Far from the popular Square, this beautifully-lined road is perfect for a quick escape from daily life.
Looking for more great sites out in the country? Be sure to check out “These 9 Perfectly Picturesque Small Towns In Mississippi Are Delightful.“
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