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        • Amzi Love/Lincoln Homes (c.1848)
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        • Amzi Love/Lincoln Homes (c.1848)
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        • The Stephen D. Lee Home and Museum (c.1847)
        • Twelve Gables (c 1838)
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        • Wisteria Place (C. 1854)
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        • Columbus Air Force Base
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        • The Stephen D. Lee Home and Museum (c.1847)
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      • Amzi Love/Lincoln Homes (c.1848)
      • Rosedale (c.1856)
      • Rosewood Manor (c.1835)
      • Temple Heights (c.1837)
      • Tennessee Williams Home and Welcome Center (c.1875)
      • The Stephen D. Lee Home and Museum (c.1847)
      • Waverley Mansion (c. 1852)
      • Whitehall (c. 1843)
    • African-American Heritage
      • Catfish Alley
      • Missionary Union Baptist Church
      • Penny-Savings Bank
      • Queen City Hotel Site
      • Sandfield Cemetery
      • Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church
      • The Haven (c. 1843)
      • Union Academy
    • Children’s Activities
    • Historic Places
      • Amzi Love/Lincoln Homes (c.1848)
      • Barristers House (c. 1835)
      • Barry House (c.1838)
      • Bryn Bella (C. 1848)
      • Colonnade (C. 1840)
      • Errolton (C. 1848)
      • Fort House (C. 1850)
      • Franklin Academy (Founded 1821)
      • Friendship Cemetery (c.1849)
      • Highland House (c. 1902)
      • Leighcrest (c. 1846)
      • Lowndes County Courthouse (c.1847)
      • Rosedale (c.1856)
      • Rosewood Manor (c.1835)
      • Shadowlawn (c. 1848)
      • Snowdoun (c. 1854)
      • Temple Heights (c.1837)
      • Tennessee Williams Home (c.1875)
      • The Haven (c. 1843)
      • The Oaks (c. 1835)
      • The Stephen D. Lee Home and Museum (c.1847)
      • Twelve Gables (c 1838)
      • Waverley Mansion (c. 1852)
      • White Arches (C. 1857)
      • Whitehall (c. 1843)
      • Wisteria Place (C. 1854)
    • Local Attractions
      • Columbus Air Force Base
      • Columbus-Lowndes Library
      • Friendship Cemetery (c.1849)
      • Mississippi University for Women
      • Plymouth Bluff Center
      • Tennessee Williams Home (c.1875)
      • The Stephen D. Lee Home and Museum (c.1847)
    • Racing
    • Regional Attractions
    • The Arts
      • Culinary Arts Institute
      • Friendship Cemetery (c.1849)
      • Mississippi University for Women
      • Plymouth Bluff Center
      • Rosenzweig Arts Center
      • The Stephen D. Lee Home and Museum (c.1847)
  • Daily Historic Home Tours
  • Dining in Columbus
  • Farmer’s Market
  • Group Travelers
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      • Caterers
      • Churches
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      • Entertainment
      • Florists
      • Genealogy
      • Media Outlets
      • Outreach Agencies
      • Photographers
      • Realtors
      • Rental Equipment
      • Schools
      • Transportation
      • Weddings
    • Venues
      • Historic Locations
        • Amzi Love/Lincoln Homes (c.1848)
        • Burnt Oak Lodge and Conference Center
        • Lee Home and Museum (c.1847)
        • Rosewood Manor (c.1835)
        • Waverley Mansion (c. 1852)
      • Larger Venues
        • Plymouth Bluff Conference Center
        • Trotter Convention Center
  • Night Life in Columbus
  • Outdoor Recreation
    • Burnt Oak Lodge and Conference Center
    • Camping
      • DeWayne Hayes Recreational Area and Town Creek Campground
      • Stennis East Bank
    • Fishing
    • Golf
      • Columbus Country Club
    • Lake Lowndes State Park
    • Parks & Recreation
    • Speedway
    • Trails & Hiking
  • Shopping
    • Antique Shopping
    • Centers & Districts
    • Specialty Shopping
  • Tennessee Williams Tribute
  • Order a Visitor’s Guide
  • Spring Pilgrimage 2013
    • 74th Annual Columbus Spring Pilgrimage
  • Accommodations
    • Bed & Breakfasts
      • Amzi Love Home/Lincoln Home Bed & Breakfast and Gardens
      • Backstrom’s Country Bed and Breakfast
      • Burnt Oak Lodge and Conference Center
      • Cartney-Hunt House
      • Jackie O’ House
      • Puckett House
      • Shadowlawn Bed & Breakfast
      • The Painted Lady of Columbus
    • Hotels

Trails & Hiking

Columbus Lock & Dam East Bank

Features include a recreation area and exercise trail.

Wilkins-Wise Road
(662) 327-2142

DeWayne Hayes Recreational Area and Town Creek Campground

Located on Columbus Lake on the Tenn-Tom Waterway, including a wildlife and bird-watching scenic trail. Class-A camping facilities with 100 sites including concrete pads, electrical/water hook-ups, and a kids spray park.

Further Information

3606 West Plymouth Road
(662) 327-2142 or (877) 444-6777

Lake Lowndes State Park Opossum Trail

This 5.6-mile trail features a self-guided tour outlining the plants, trees, and wildlife in the park. Lake Lowndes is Reserve America’s Outdoor Recreation Award winner-Top 50 Hiking Trails recipient of 2008 and a Top 100 Family campground site for 2007!

3319 Lake Lowndes Road
(662) 328-2110

Plymouth Bluff Center

Guests of the Plymouth Bluff Center will find facilities purposely designed to blend into the natural environment, while providing accommodations for study, recreation, and appreciation of river and the land. Facilities include an interpretive museum of cultural and natural history featuring artifacts and exhibits dating back to the Cretaceous and Pleistocene ages..

2200 Old West Point Road
(662) 241-6214
www.plymouthbluff.com

Riverwalk and Trail

The 2.2-mile walking/biking trail begins at Main Street and winds along the Tombigbee River. The trail provides two pavilions, bathrooms, benches, bike racks and picnic tables.

662-328-6305
Main Street Columbus

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