Clark Creek Natural Area - Trails and Waterfalls

My recent (11-20-17) hike of the Clark Creek Natural Area in southwestern Mississippi, near Woodville. Comprising more than 700 acres, it is highlighted by some 50 waterfalls, ranging in size from 10 to more than 30 feet in height. Creation and protection of this fabulous area came about in 1978. Please be careful when exploring the 5.6 miles of trail this area, as erosion has already affected some of these trails.
More info on this area: www.mdwfp.com/parks-destinati...
Trail map: docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/4615f5_...
Find more trails: www.louisianahikes.com/

[@codybrichard]

Nice man...love this area!

[@sethplaisance5160]

Went here last weekend! Hoping to have a video up fairly soon!

[@davidaaaa4611]

Great !!! Hope you have more and larger waterfalls in the video.

[@ectorgarcia]

Going to try this trail Saturday if the weather permits. It will be the most challenging trail yet

[@ectorgarcia]

Man that last hill was a rough one

[@cajunbayouvlogs5308]

Thanks for the videos.

[@EricHeber]

Awesome! Glad you’re enjoying them

[@captain5214]

nice hike!

[@oleschance9458]

GREAT HIKE!!!

[@Vadem_Black]

I've been here quite a few times, really fun and enjoyable place. for the most part people respect it and dont tear it up as much.

[@WhitenNerdy4140]

Best video I've seen to date of this place. It's such a great area for a day hike.

[@EricHeber]

Justin Michael thank you!

[@WhitenNerdy4140]

No problem, actually headed out there tomorrow morning. Glad I found your channel. Looks like a good mine.

[@steveposey5607]

Cool video of Tunica. Subbed.

[@EricHeber]

3zorkmids thanks!

[@patrickmcghee3705]

Thanks for the post! Have any hikers found arrowheads or other artifacts in this area?

[@phelectric]

Pretty sure the sound was a fox.

[@ScottOwens28]

Yes, it's a deer blowing at you. She smelled you. What map did you use?

[@EricHeber]

+Scott Owens awesome thanks! I’ve heard them do that a number of time before and always wondered.

[@EricHeber]

+Scott Owens I used the AllTrails app. One of the tracks for the primitive trail. The blazes are easier to see if you do the loop clockwise.