All aboard! Traveling by train may not be as popular as it once was but that doesn’t make it seem any less exciting, and while the options for train rides in Mississippi are a bit limited, they do exist. From cross-country adventures that pass through the state to local routes that stay close to home, boarding any of these trains will without a doubt result in an experience that you won’t soon forget. The Crescent Train, in particular, is one of the best train rides in the USA! The question is, which one will you take first?

Have you ever taken any of these train rides in Mississippi? Let us know in the comments below. For more awesome adventures, check out some of our favorite road trips through Mississippi. And don’t forget to check out our Ultimate Road Trip Packing List before you hit the road!

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Things To Do In Mississippi

What are the best day trips in Mississippi?

Depending on what part of the state you’re in, there are plenty of things to do in Mississippi that make for wonderful day trips. Here are a few:

  • If you’re near the coast, going on a shrimp boat tour in Mississippi is a one-of-a-kind experience where you’ll get a front-row seat to one of Mississippi’s biggest industries.
  • While you’re on the Gulf, a visit to Ship Island is always a fun day trip, and accessible by a quick 50-minute ferry ride.
  • Further north, Elvis fans will enjoy a day of exploring Tupelo, Mississippi the birthplace of Elvis Presley. 

 

What are the best road trips through Mississippi?

Road trips are the best way to see the sights, and there are plenty of road trips through Mississippi to take including the following:

 

What underrated places in Mississippi should I visit?

Here are some underrated places in Mississippi you should visit:

  • If you’re up for a bit of an adventure, a visit to the abandoned chalk mine in Mississippi is the perfect day trip. Located underground in the tiny town of Iuka, the mine is located at the end of a path and has a fascinating history involving the Civil War that few people know about.
  • Speaking of hidden gems, the Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge is a beautiful 19,000-acre preserve that’s a great area for wildlife enthusiasts to explore, especially in the winter. 

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