Tishomingo State Park
Tishomingo State Park sits in the rocky foothills of northeast Mississippi with huge boulders and clear streams. It has hiking trails, a swinging bridge, and canoe trips down a pretty creek.
It is famous for its giant moss-covered rock formations that look like something from a storybook. Families love crossing the long swinging bridge, climbing on the rocks, and canoeing on Bear Creek.
Giant Rocks
Huge stones covered in soft green moss are scattered through the forest, perfect for climbing and exploring. This rocky landscape is rare and special in Mississippi.
Swinging Bridge
A long rope-and-plank bridge sways gently as you cross high above a rocky creek. It is a thrilling and fun part of any family visit.
Canoeing
You can float down clear Bear Creek in a canoe and glide past mossy rocks and shady trees. It is a peaceful adventure kids and grown-ups both enjoy.