Holiday Inn Express New Albany, an IHG Hotel

This is a nice trail with beautiful scenery along the river. Accessibility: This trail is likely accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers. Accessible Parking: Number of designated accessible spaces: 2 at parking lot marked with a waypoint; Number of van-accessible spaces with access aisles: 2; Parking lot surface: paved. Trail Details: Trail surface: paved asphalt, paved concrete, packed gravel, a natural surface (dirt); Average trail width: 6...

This is an easy walking and biking trail connecting downtown New Albany Mississippi with a regional sportsplex. The universally accessible paved trail features a park, disc golf course, and arboretum and is easily accessible. The Park Along the River and the Tallahatchie Trails link the downtown retail district to the modern 70-acre Sportsplex area across town and feature 2.73 miles of biking and walking trails through scenic forest land along the river with periodic picnic areas. The Park...

The Tanglefoot Trail, located in the Mississippi Hills National Heritage Area preserves the abandoned 44.53-mile railroad corridor assembled in part for the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad by Col. William Clark Falkner beginning in 1871. With its storied past the Tanglefoot offers the historian a trek through time; the nature enthusiast views of creeks, flora, and fauna; and the recreational opportunist an asphalt trail that winds through seven communities New Albany, Ingomar, Ecru, Pontotoc,...

The Ingomar Mounds Trail features a nature trail with interpretive signage showcasing the local flora and fauna. The site is a way station for the Monarch Butterfly and is also a geocaching site. The highlight of the trail is the large Indian mound located in the center of the property. The Ingomar Mounds are believed to have been built roughly 2,000 years ago by people who traveled hundreds of miles to trade with other societies. One of the mounds is about 30 feet high, making it among...