The Mississippi Hills National Heritage Area

Bear Creek (voted in the top 100 float streams in the nation by Reserve America, designated a Mississippi Scenic Stream) is a stream that flows northward through beautiful scenery making a loop through the Appalachian foothills in Tishomingo State Park. Bear Creek displays rocky outcrops and provides the look and feel of mountain forest and slopes. Seasonal canoe float trip is offered with canoe rentals available by the Tishomingo State Park.
Iuka, MS
Phone: 662.438.6914

Freshwater fishing; Paden to Pickwick Lake at Pickwick Lake
47,500 acre world class, scenic freshwater lake on Tennessee River. 496 miles of shoreline; great small-mouth bass fishing, outstanding boating, cabins, motel, and camping at J.P. Coleman State Park; all outdoor recreation activities.
Northeast corner of Mississippi
Iuka, MS   
Phone: 662.423.6515
Details: 915 Acres

From the intersection of Hwy 72 and Hwy 25 in Iuka, go South on Hwy 25 and go 4.4 miles to the Midway Community. Turn West on Hwy 364 and go 4.0 miles to the Divide Section WMA. Headquarters on the right.
Iuka, MS   
Phone: 662.423.1455
www.mdwfp.com/Level2/Wildlife/wma.asp
662.423.1455
Details: 15,337 Acres

Eastport Marina is a family oriented marina, cabin rental, boat rental retreat with all services for family fun and vacation.
Located on the Tennessee River at mile marker 225 at Bear Creek on Pickwick Lake
Iuka, MS
Phone: 662.423.6972
www.eastportonpickwick.com

Antique airplanes and arial demonstrations.
September 24, 2011
Segars Field
Phone: 662.423.3746
Admission: Free

Arts & Crafts, Entertainment, Food, Jumpers, Annual Car Show, Motorcycle Ride, Tractor Show and Gospel Singing on Sunday.
September 3-4, 2011
Iuka Mineral Springs Park & Jay Bird Park
Iuka, MS 38852
Phone: 662.423.3954
Fax: 662.423.3954
Toll-Free: 866.807.6020
www.iukafestival.com
Admission: Free

Developed and tent camping, cabins, motel, swiming pool, picnic area/shelter, miniature golf, boat launch, water skiing, fishing, marina, laundry facilities, and seasonal concessions. Perched on a rocky bluff overlooking the Tennessee River.
613 County Rd. 321
Iuka, MS 38852
Phone: 662.423.6515
Fax: 662.423.3396
home.mdwfp.com
Sites: 20 cabins, tent sites, 69 RV sites (paved), 1 pull-thru (40'), 68 back-ins (28'-40'), 69 full hook-ups; RV sites have 30/50 amps; 35-40 shaded spots, dump station, pet restrictions (none allowed in cabins or motels); everything is reservable-no first come first serve; Reserve 24 months out
Facilities: Restrooms, showers, laundry, security, conference/meeting, motel rooms, townhouses and cabins
Recreation: Swimming, fishing, boating, wildlife viewing, Putt-Putt Golf

Biking on park roads along Tennessee River and Pickwick Lake in state park; beautiful scenery; abundant wildlife; huge rock formations; springs flowing from hillsides; resort-type facilities; camping available; overlooks Pickwick Lake on Tennessee River; optimum Fall foliage viewing in mid to late October; on the Tennessee River at Pickwick Lake, Coleman specializes in all popular water sports; wintering bald eagles (November through March); great blue herons; gulls; owls; red-tailed hawks; chipmunks, and other small mammals; additional wildlife viewing on peninsula between Indian Creek and Tennessee River.
613 County Rd. 321
Iuka, MS 38852
Phone: 662.423.6515
Fax: 662.423.3396
Toll-Free: 1.800.467.2757
www.mdwfp.com
Admission: Yes

Birding in state park overlooking Pickwick Lake along Tennessee River; wintering bald eagles (November through March), great blue herons, gulls, owls, red-tailed hawks, chipmunks, and other small mammals; additional wildlife viewing on peninsula between Indian Creek and Tennessee River; 92 miles of wildlife viewing by boat between Wheeler and Pickwick dams; beautiful scenery, abundant wildlife, huge rock formations, springs flowing from hillsides; resort-type facilities; camping available; optimum Fall foliage viewing in mid to late October.
613 County Rd. 321
Iuka, MS 38852
Phone: 662.423.6515
www.mdwfp.com

A display of restored classic antique automobiles. On display are some automobiles not found in any other museum in the USA, such as a 1936 Auburn Boatail Speedster, Richard Petty's 200th NASCAR win 1984 Pontiac, Indianapolis & NASCAR pace cars, and a 1920 Ford Model A.
3387 Hwy 25 North, 10 miles North of Iuka
Iuka, MS 38852
Phone: 662.423.3562
Fax: 662.424.3343
Hours: Thu-Sat 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Admission: Free