Battle of Iuka – September 19, 1862

Apron Shop at Pineslab Shop is the “HOME OF THE ONE & ONLY APRON MUSEUM.”

This 1854 courthouse was once the county seat of government of old Tishomingo County when the county included Alcorn, Prentiss, and Tishomingo Counties.

Church of Our Savior is an 1873 board and batten Carpenter Gothic Episcopal Church purchased and restored by local citizens in 1985.

Oak Grove Cemetery is the final resting place of Civil War soldiers and a former governor of Mississippi.

Woodall Mountain is the highest elevation in Mississippi at 806 feet.

Iuka Pioneer Log Cabin is an 1879 log and native stone dogtrot pioneer cabin located in Mineral Springs Park, Iuka, Mississippi.

Mineral Springs Park is a world famous mineral springs named after Chickasaw Chief Iuka.

Bear Creek Canoe Trip is a 6.25 mile float trip through Bear Creek Canyon.

The Tenn-Tom Waterway is the largest construction project in Corps of Engineers history, requiring more earth-moving than the Panama Canal.

You won’t want to miss this limestone cave and spring with 800 foot paved nature trail in part of the collapsed part of the cave.

Pickwick Lake and Bay Springs Lake are famous for scenic beauty such as 50 foot Cooper Falls located on Pickwick Lake just north of J. P. Coleman State Park.

This golfing masterpiece includes an 18 hole championship golf course, driving range, 55 foot waterfall, short game practice area, full service clubhouse and pro shop.

Pickwick Landing State Park has a Park Inn and Restaurant, conference facility, cabins, camping, marina, picnic facilities, swimming pool, & golf course.

The Old Courthouse Museum offers a fascinating visit to the past and a resource for genealogical research.

Eastport Marina and Resort has a full service marina for over 100 boats, offering boat repair, boat storage, gas dock, boat ramp, bait & tackle, snacks, fishing licences, souvenirs and seasonal restaurant.