Pascagoula River State Wildlife Management Area is a premier destination for nature enthusiasts, offering rich biodiversity along one of the last free-flowing rivers in the continental United States.
Spread across the lush ecosystems of southeastern Mississippi, the Pascagoula River State Wildlife Management Area encompasses a diverse array of habitats including wetlands, forests, and riverine environments. The Pascagoula River, often labeled as 'the last great river system,' features unimpeded flow that supports a thriving ecosystem. This wildlife management area provides a sanctuary for a wide range of species, including migratory birds, alligators, and several fish species. It also holds historical significance with its ancient river terraces and cultural remnants from indigenous populations. Visitors can engage in various recreational activities such as birdwatching, fishing, and paddling. For those interested in the subtle beauty of southern forest landscapes, the area offers a tranquil escape and a chance to witness rare flora and fauna in their natural habitat.
Pascagoula River's pristine waterway.
Diverse bird species, including the prothonotary warbler.
Ancient native American sites.
Remote canoeing routes offering serene experiences.
Known for its undisturbed natural flow, providing vital habitats for a variety of species.
Home to unique flora and fauna, with towering cypress trees creating a mystical landscape.
These formations offer insight into ancient settlement patterns and river history.