Road Trips from Biloxi, MS
Biloxi is your jumping-off point for a variety of Mississippi drives. You've got some quick, easy highway hops for a day trip, all on mostly flat terrain. If you're looking to explore more significant historical sites and natural areas, there are longer routes that take you further north, offering higher drive scores and access to notable parks. These longer trips are best suited for a full day of driving, but none require an overnight stay based on the provided data.
Total Routes
27
Shortest
3.9h
With Parks Nearby
26
Full-day getaway
Walnut Grove, MS
3h 53m173.7 mi one way
This is your most straightforward option, clocking in at just under 4 hours and 173 miles. It's a 'mostly highway' profile with a solid drive score of 8 and flat terrain, making for an uncomplicated trip. It's the shortest route available, ideal if you want maximum time at your destination.
Richton, MS
3h 57m186.5 mi one way
A bit longer than Walnut Grove at 186 miles and 4 hours, this route also features a 'mostly highway' profile and a drive score of 8. The key difference here is the proximity to Medgar and Myrlie Evers Home National Monument, offering a point of historical interest not found on the shortest trip.
Weekend trip
25 total in this range
Tupelo, MS
5h 59m307.7 mi one way
Saltillo, MS
6h 12m317.1 mi one way
This is a significant jump north, covering 317 miles and taking about 6.2 hours. It boasts a perfect drive score of 10 and is primarily highway. You'll have access to Tupelo National Battlefield and the Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail, making it a prime choice for history and nature enthusiasts.
Belmont, MS
6h 55m352.2 mi one way
At 352 miles and nearly 7 hours, this is one of the longest options. Like Saltillo, it has a drive score of 10 and offers access to Tupelo National Battlefield and the Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail. It's a slightly longer drive than Saltillo but provides similar park access.
Jonestown, MS
7h 8m357.6 mi one way
This route is the longest at 357 miles, requiring about 7.1 hours. With a drive score of 10 and a 'mostly highway' profile, it gets you to the northern part of the state. You'll find Tupelo National Battlefield and the Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail along the way, similar to other northern destinations.
Fulton, MS
6h 25m328.1 mi one way
Covering 328 miles and taking 6.4 hours, this drive offers a drive score of 10. It's a substantial trip north, comparable to Saltillo, and also provides access to Tupelo National Battlefield and the Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail for those interested in historical sites and scenic routes.
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Tupelo, MS
5h 59m307.7 mi one way
Saltillo, MS
6h 12m317.1 mi one way
Belmont, MS
6h 55m352.2 mi one way
Jonestown, MS
7h 8m357.6 mi one way
Tupelo, MS
5h 59m307.7 mi one way
Fulton, MS
6h 25m328.1 mi one way
Starkville, MS
5h 8m263.9 mi one way
Natchez, MS
4h 15m225.6 mi one way
When to Go
Spring
The mostly flat terrain and park access make spring a pleasant time for any of these highway-focused drives, especially routes with historical sites.
Summer
Expect warm weather for drives featuring the Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail or Tupelo National Battlefield during the summer months.
Fall
The mostly flat terrain and highway routes are conducive to fall travel, with opportunities to visit historical parks like Tupelo National Battlefield.
Winter
These mostly highway routes with flat terrain are accessible year-round, including winter, with historical park destinations remaining open.
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