12 Spots In Mississippi That Will Drop Your Frozen Jaw This Winter
Daniella DiRienzo
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Mississippi is beautiful year-round, and that beauty is only further enhanced with the arrival of winter. Between the crisp air, bare trees, and stunning (albeit rare) blankets of snow, the state seems to completely transform during the cooler months. And the following 12 photos of Mississippi in winter are proof.
1. This shot of the Tombigbee River Bridge proves that even a rusty bridge looks beautiful covered in snow.
2. A snow-covered Columbus is quite a sight, proof that winter in Mississippi is quite magical!
3. Smith County looks like a winter wonderland.
4. A blanket of snow makes Mississippi even more beautiful.
5. You can almost feel the cold air in this icy shot, which was taken in Madison County.
6. Even with “frightful” weather, Tupelo looks as beautiful as ever.
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7. A quintessential red barn looks so seasonal when the ground is covered in snow.
8. A “chilling” shot of a frozen fountain at Natchez’s Memorial Park.
9. Icicles form on trees along the Natchez Trace Parkway, making for some magical scenery.
10. A spectacular shot of a snow-covered Rowan Oak.
11. The breathtaking scenery at Tishomingo State Park looks even more stunning covered in powdery snow.
12. Just a little snow completely transforms Holly Springs’ Strawberry Plains Audubon Center into a scene fit for a Christmas card.
Mississippi in winter sure is beautiful, isn’t it? I think so! What did you think? Do these pictures make you wish the state got more snow? Tell us in the comments section along with some of your favorite winter destinations around the state.
If you plan on spending any time outdoors this winter, check out the Ultimate Winter Packing List for all your cold-weather essentials.
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Mississippi In Winter
What is winter in Mississippi like?
Winter in Mississippi is quite mild. Temperatures are rarely below freezing in most areas. Average high temperatures in Mississippi are around 60 degrees Fahrenheit with lows around 40 degrees. January is the coldest month in the state. Due to more mild temperatures, it’s always a good time to be outdoors in Mississippi! Between all of the hiking trails, exploring, and wildlife viewing at state and local parks, adventure awaits.
What are some of the best things to do in Mississippi in winter?
There are so many incredible things to do around Mississippi in winter, especially outdoors. Check out the following ways to spend winter in MS:
- Go for a hike! Between the Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail, the trails in the Mississippi Petrified Forest, and exploring the Davis Bayou Area Gulf Islands National Seashore, there’s no shortage of winter adventures.
- Go exploring! From the St. Catherine Creek National Wildlife Refuge in Adams County to the Nesbit Blueberry Plantation in Nesbit, the Greenville Cypress Preserve in Greenville, and the Crosby Arboretum in Picayune, you can spend the entire season outdoors. Check out more spots in Mississippi to explore in winter.
- Take a winter getaway. With all the unique options and cozy accommodations listed on websites like Vrbo and Airbnb, as well as bed and breakfasts, you can certainly find something that suits your needs and personality.
Check out more of the best things to do in winter in Mississippi.