10 Amazing Places In Mississippi That Are A Photo-Taking Paradise
Easily one of the country’s most beautiful states, Mississippi provides ample opportunities for breathtaking photos. Practically the entire state could serve as a photographer’s backdrop, but for those looking for really exceptional photo taking opportunities, we’ve put together this list of a few of the most amazing views in the state.
Originally intended to be a private resort community, this Mississippi town looks too good to be true.
One of the top attractions in Mississippi, Natchez Trace offers a 450-mile foot trail filled with picture-perfect scenery guaranteed to take your breath away.
Opened in 1974, the All-American Rose Garden on the campus of the University of Southern Mississippi is made up of 800 bushes, attracting visitors from all over the country.
Beautiful waterfalls scattered throughout a mixed hardwood and pine forest make the Clark Creek Nature Area a photographer’s dream.
Made up of 42,500 acres, the Noxubee Wildlife Refuge is filled with hiking trails and boardwalks, allowing visitors to enjoy both nature and wildlife at the same time.
This state park is not only filled with natural beauty but it is also historically significant as archaeological excavations have proven the presence of Paleo Indians in the area as early as 7000 B.C.
Having been known to be in existence since the 1800’s, the Mississippi Petrified Forest is a historical wonder. The nature lover’s paradise is filled with beautiful flowers, wildlife, and views that are out of this world.
Originally the private garden of Mynelle Westbrook Hayward, this breathtaking piece of property was acquired by the city of Jackson in the 1970’s. The seven-acre area features a pond, bridges, and, of course, a spectacular garden.
Referred to as "a natural treasure in the Mississippi Delta," this preserve was established in 1940 by the Greenville Garden Club. The preserve has seen many changes since then including the addition of benches and an observation deck, making it a favorite among both local and visiting photographers.
One of Mississippi’s "Rails to Trails" paths, the Longleaf Trace spans about 40 miles from Prentiss to Hattiesburg. The recreational nature trail’s diverse landscape provides an abundance of photo opportunities.
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