Meaning “Big Red River” Homochitto River is the foundation of Homochitto National Forest, its muddy banks leading the way to the infamous Mississippi River. The National Forest encompasses 191,839 acres of down home southern lands that are just as charming as its inhabitants. Multiple recreation areas are available to appease your outdoor needs. Miles of trails weave throughout for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, lakes blot the landscape for swimming and fishing, and nature blooms in every direction for your eyes and soul to feast on. At Brushy Creek Horse Trail you will even find a site to spend the night under starry skies with your best horse pal. So whatcha waitin’ for, grab a hold of the reigns and “high ho silver” you go!
Meaning “Big Red River” Homochitto River is the foundation of Homochitto National Forest, its muddy banks leading the way to the infamous Mississippi River. The National Forest encompasses 191,839 acres of down home southern lands that are just as charming as its inhabitants. Multiple recreation areas are available to appease your outdoor needs. Miles of trails weave throughout for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, lakes blot the landscape for swimming and fishing, and nature blooms in every direction for your eyes and soul to feast on. At Brushy Creek Horse Trail you will even find a site to spend the night under starry skies with your best horse pal. So whatcha waitin’ for, grab a hold of the reigns and “high ho silver” you go!
Amongst pine covered hills and a 12-acre spring-fed lake, you’ll find Clear Springs Campground. Another defining feature of this area is steep terrain, with several of the paved roads measuring in at a grade in excess of 8%. But don’t let that stop you from visiting this recreational rockstar. Swimming, picnicking, and four biking and hiking trail Read more...
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Homochitto National Forest
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1 campground in Homochitto National Forest
Amongst pine covered hills and a 12-acre spring-fed lake, you’ll find Clear Springs Campground. Another defining feature of this area is steep terrain, with several of the paved roads measuring in at a grade in excess of 8%. But don’t let that stop you from visiting this recreational rockstar. Swimming, picnicking, and four biking and hiking trail Read more...
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