Delta Multiple-Use Trails
The Delta National Forest has 19 multiple-use trails and one hiking-only trail. These trails range from .75 to 4.5 miles in distance. They provide the outdoor enthusiast an experience in both wooded and open environments. The trails traverse along low lands, waterways and on reservoirs.
The trails are open to vehicles less than 60 inches wide, unless designated otherwise. Parking is available at all trailheads. Visitors should follow safety regulations, be aware of hunting seasons and utilize forest maps for exact locations. Trail users may want to contact the Delta Ranger District Office at 662-873-6256 for additional information regarding the many trails available.
There is a user fee, but fees are not required for hiking/foot travel. Fee stations are located at some trailheads throughout the forest for day use permits; however, annual permits can only be purchased at the Delta Ranger District Office. No attendant will be on duty at the recreation area, so visitors should make sure that they have correct currency before arriving.
General Information
Daily Trail Use Fee: $3 per operator
Annual Trail Use Fee: $20 per operator
Passes Honored: Delta National Forest Multiple Use Trail Pass (day or annual use); Delta National Forest Multiple-Use Trail Pass Pass in Mississippi - Recreation.gov
Discounts: None
Use Fee: No Discount
Day use permits are available for $3 per day at one of the following self-service fee stations:
- Ranger District Office, Rolling Fork (Hwy. 61)
- Delta Work Center (Forest Road 703)
- Dowling Bayou GTR (Forest Road 706)
- Big Sunflower River Trailhead (Forest Road 717)
- Little Sunflower Recreation Area (Dummy Line Road )
Annual permits may be purchased for $20 at the Delta Ranger District Office from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday.
The trails are open to vehicles less than 60 inches wide, unless designated otherwise.
Getting There
Parking
Parking is available at trailheads.
