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Follow the River. Discover New Albany.

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Winding through Park Along the River and along the banks of the Little Tallahatchie, the Tallahatchie Trail offers a unique way to experience the natural beauty, history, and spirit of New Albany. Whether you're taking a peaceful morning walk, enjoying a family outing, or exploring the river that helped shape our community, every step connects you to the story of the Tallahatchie.

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More Than Just a Trail

The Tallahatchie Trail is more than a walking path—it's a connection point for some of New Albany's most popular outdoor destinations. Stretching through the heart of the city's recreation corridor, the trail links Park Along the River, the New Albany Sportsplex, the Tennis Complex, and the nationally recognized Tanglefoot Trail. Whether you're headed to a tournament, taking a family stroll along the river, enjoying a bike ride, or exploring downtown, the Tallahatchie Trail provides an easy and scenic way to experience it all.

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Along the way, visitors can enjoy beautiful green spaces, river views, public gathering areas, and access to some of the community's premier recreational facilities. The trail brings together recreation, wellness, and outdoor adventure while showcasing the natural beauty that makes New Albany unique.

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Where Recreation Connects

The Tallahatchie Trail serves as the gateway to New Albany's outdoor recreation experience. Connecting Park Along the River, the New Albany Tennis Complex, Sportsplex, and the Tanglefoot Trail, it creates a seamless pathway between some of the city's most visited destinations.

Whether you're arriving for a sporting event, exploring the riverfront, cycling Mississippi's premier rail trail, or simply enjoying the outdoors, the Tallahatchie Trail helps visitors discover all that New Albany has to offer.

The trail is where recreation, community, and the Tallahatchie River come together.

Where Recreation, Community, and the Tallahatchie River Come Together.

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