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Hancock County has been environmentally and culturally blessed with two scenic byways designations - the Byways to Space trail network and the Beach Boulevard Byway. These scenic byways feature captivating coastlines, winding rivers, pristine marshland teeming with wildlife, scenic bayous, peaceful pine forests, magnificent beaches, and tranquil trails lined with majestic live oaks. Hundreds of...

The waterfront community of "Old Town" is known throughout the South for its eclectic art colony, historic district, restaurants, shops, cafes, stately houses and charming cottages. Bay St. Louis was chosen in 2010 as one of Coastal Living magazine's top ten beach communities in the country. The most recent accolade bestowed to the historic city is its ranking as one of Budget Travel's "coolest...

The Depot District of Old Town Bay St. Louis offers a historic glimpse of a time when train transportation was a major link to the New Orleans area for many Bay St. Louis residents. It was common back then for horse-drawn carriages to bring commuters to the train station to travel into New Orleans for work and to be picked up by those same carriages at the end of a long day. The two-story missi...

As you make your way down the Beach Boulevard Byway to the town of Waveland, you'll find the Garfield Ladner Pier area. Recreational opportunities abound for residents and visitors, as well as scenic views of the Mississippi Sound. The pier is one of several areas that serve as a connecting point for beach activity, and has covered seating, lights and fish cleaning areas.

The big waves are back at Buccaneer State Park, the popular, 400-acre green spot that borders the Gulf of Mexico in Waveland. The popular park is an ideal "mini-vacation" for residents and visitors alike. They can start their days at the water park end each day around a campfire.

Welcome to the Byways to Space network the only one of its kind in the country. Although a short drive, the Napolean Byway takes visitors on an interesting tour of the now extinct town that is laced with scenic beauty. Napoleon's first European settlement was in 1767 by Jean Claude Favre, and the area was later owned by his son Simon Favre.

The Logtown Byway presents a picturesque drive that winds through acres of pine plantation, hardwood trees, and live oak-covered roadways that capture scenic vistas all along the route leading to the now extinct town of Logtown. One of the most beautiful and peaceful areas is the Logtown Cemetery, which serves as a reminder of a once viable community with homes, churches and a school. The cemet...

The NASA Scenic Byway to Space is the beginning point of the journey, which encompasses more than 30 miles of land inside the Buffer Zone surrounding John C. Stennis Space Center. For a nominal fee, visitors can go to the INFINITY Science Center and learn about early explorers, rocket testing, living in space, and see some great exhibits that feature astronaut suits and a training module for th...

This area features two boat launches, a public pier, pavilion, parking area, bathrooms, beach access, and the Heritage Biking and Pedestrian Trail that links recreational resources, as well as scenic and historic resources along the Beach Boulevard Scenic Byway. The Heritage Trail is almost always in use and offers a picturesque place for recreational activities. The waterfront is available for...

The jewel of the Santa Rosa Scenic Byway is McLeod Park, which was created under the President Nixon initiative to convert federal land to state parks. It's a recreational haven and is full of camping sites, pavilions, boat launches, nature trails, river beaches and swimming areas. McLeod Park also features an excellent Mississippi Gulf Coast Birding Trail site in a freshwater marsh off the Jou...