Hike Through A Sea Of Zinnias At The Ridgeland Wildflower Field In Mississippi
Daniella DiRienzo
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Life is pretty hectic at times, which is why, every now and then, we’ve got to stop and smell, well, the…zinnias! We know just the place, too – the Ridgeland Wildflower Field. The perfect spot for a scenic stroll, this wildflower field in Ridgeland is overflowing with colorful zinnias as well as other lovely blooms. Come with us on this refreshing hike to see some of the prettiest wildflowers in Mississippi.
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So, what do you think? Are you ready to stop and smell the…wildflowers? We thought so! For more info on this flower infused adventure, check out the Ridgeland Field Facebook page
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Wildflowers In Mississippi
Where else can I see wildflowers in Mississippi?
Ridgeland Wildflower Field is one of our favorite places to see wildflowers in Mississippi, but it’s not the only wildflower field in the state. Here are some more wildflower oases that we recommend:
- Strawberry Plains Audubon Center, Holly Springs
- Mynelle Gardens Arboretum & Botanical Center, Jackson
- Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge, Starkville
- Lee Tartt Nature Preserve, Grenada
- Dogwood Valley, Saltillo
- Flowood Nature Park, Flowood
- Mississippi State Trial Gardens, Mississippi State
- Reservoir Botanical Gardens, Brandon
- Simmons Arboretum, Madison
- The Crosby Arboretum, Picayune
- MAFES Veterans Memorial Rose Garden, Starkville
Be sure to visit our website to discover more places to witness wildflowers in Mississippi.
What are the best hiking trails in Mississippi in the spring?
If you love taking refreshing strolls when the weather is pleasant, here are some of the best hiking trails in Mississippi in spring that belong on your list.
- Tishomingo State Park - Bear Creek Outcropping Trail, Tishomingo,
- Clark Creek Natural Area - Waterfall Trail, Woodville
- C. L. Dee's Nature Trail Trailhead, Gautier
- Boardwalk Trail, Starkville
- Buccaneer State Park - Nature Trail, Waveland
- Natchez Trace Parkway - Cypress Swamp Trail
- Bear Creek Outcropping Trail, Dennis
- Fontainebleau Nature Trail, Ocean Springs
- Bonita Lakes Trail, Meridian
- Saddleback Ridge and Flatrock Trail, Tishomingo
Read our previous article telling you more about the top hiking trails in Mississippi in spring.
What are some of the best places to visit during spring in Mississippi?
From gorgeous flower farms to waterfalls and more, here are some of the best places to visit during spring in Mississippi.
- A Stroka Gene-Us Alpacas, Stringer
- Huck's Cove on the Bayou, Gautier
- Happy Trails Flower Farm, Dennis
- The Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge, Gautier
- Mississippi Armed Forces Museum, Hattiesburg
- Grand Gulf Military State Park, Port Gibson
- Dunn's Falls, Enterprise
- Mississippi Petrified Forest, Flora
- Mississippi Delta Railroad, Swan Lake
- Red Bluff, Foxworth
- Hattiesburg Zoo, Hattiesburg
Don’t forget to check out our article telling you more about these places to visit in spring in Mississippi.