Expert Travel Advice to Natchez Trace Parkway
-
Scenic Drives Sure to Leave You Breathless
Away Top Ten -
Great American Road Trips for Fall Foliage
Away Top Ten -
March Parks and the Outdoors Travel Guide
Gorp Travel -
Weekend Wheeling: Jackson, Mississippi
Gorp Travel -
Top Ten U.S. Road Biking Routes
Gorp Top Ten -
All-American Roads - U.S. Scenic Drives
Gorp Travel -
National Scenic Byways and Other Recreational Drives
Gorp Travel
Top Answers To Natchez Trace Parkway Travel Questions
-
Anonymous user asked:Anonymous user answered:You sure can, Alberto. The Trace runs south from near Jackson to its southern terminus at Natchez, for a distance of just over 100 miles. There's a map with highlights on the NPS website at: http://bit.ly/h6azmH If you're looking to fuel up before the drive, don't miss Sal & Phil's in Ridgeland just north of Jackson. The crab, crayfish, and po-boys here will do you right before you set off!
-
Anonymous user asked:Anonymous user answered:The only gas station on the parkway itself is at the Jeff Busby camping area (just past milepost 190), though plenty of exit routes offer access to gas stations and other services in communities around the Trace. The NPS's Natchez Trace website offers a link to a PDF document (look for the motel thumbnail, lower right of page) listing information about local communities along the parkway at: http://www.nps.gov/natr/planyourvisit/index.htm
-
Anonymous user asked:where is the location in Mississippi that the natchez trace parkway ends?Answer this4 Answers
-
Anonymous user asked:Anonymous user answered:According to this (http://1.usa.gov/e7vGsH) the speed limit is about 50 m.p.h. throughout most of the park, though there are some areas where you have a slower speed. There are plenty of turn-out areas for cars to stop and sightsee.
