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Natchez Trace Parkway
Tied closely to the history of the early United States, this road is both beautiful and educational.
This 444-mile scenic drive rolls through Alabama, Tennessee, and Mississippi. Historical sites abound along this route. It covers much of the same ground once known as the Old Natchez Trace. This travel corridor was often used by Native Americans and colonial settlers.
Given how long this road is, you've got plenty of recreation options. If you're a Civil War buff, schedule a stop at Tupelo National Battlefield in Mississippi.
This site marks an 1864 battle that saw over 20,000 Union and Confederate soldiers clash. Take a break at Colbert Ferry Park when you reach the Tennessee River. It's a beautiful spot for a picnic by the water.
This is a popular thoroughfare for cross-country biking. If you're planning to tackle this challenge, though, come prepared! The summer months occasionally become dangerously hot.
This 444-mile scenic drive rolls through Alabama, Tennessee, and Mississippi. Historical sites abound along this route. It covers much of the same ground once known as the Old Natchez Trace. This travel corridor was often used by Native Americans and colonial settlers.
Given how long this road is, you've got plenty of recreation options. If you're a Civil War buff, schedule a stop at Tupelo National Battlefield in Mississippi.
This site marks an 1864 battle that saw over 20,000 Union and Confederate soldiers clash. Take a break at Colbert Ferry Park when you reach the Tennessee River. It's a beautiful spot for a picnic by the water.
This is a popular thoroughfare for cross-country biking. If you're planning to tackle this challenge, though, come prepared! The summer months occasionally become dangerously hot.
Some remote sections of the road have no cell phone service. The road's inclines can also sneak up on you. Be sure to stay hydrated and always carry a map.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Natchez Trace Parkway
For the blue-blooded American in you, Meriwether Lewis Campground is the way to go. Located right by the namesake's memorial and gravesite, you can salute the explorer who channeled these nearby waters so many years ago. Several exhibits also add interest to the site, though we know you weren't only coming for a stellar museum visit. Hike down the Read more...
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