Hotels in Hills Region
The highest elevations in the Mississippi are found in the Hills Region, where the Appalachian foothills dip down into Magnolia state and create some of the most beautiful and breathtaking views in the south. This rolling countryside makes for stimulating on-course challenges, and the stunning sights offer a scenic backdrop for every round.
With its deep-rooted history of talent and richness in agriculture, the people of the Hills Region will let you know that this area is the birthplace of Elvis Presley, the home of William Faulkner, and the place to yell “Hotty Toddy” when the Ole Miss Rebels take the field.
Carve out plenty of time to explore the Historic Downtown Square in Oxford where you will find some of the most sought-after restaurants in the South. Call ahead for reservations at City Grocery and be dazzled by creations from Chef John Currence, the 2009 James Beard Best Southern Chef award winner.
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Museums & Arts
A visit to the Hills Region of Mississippi would not be complete without a stop in Tupelo to see the birth place of the King of Rock ‘n Roll. This two-room shotgun house tells the story of where Elvis Presley was born and was first musically inspired. Enjoy a drive along the Early Years Driving Tour where you will see the Assembly of Life Church and the hardware store where Elvis bought his first guitar.
National Parks
Made up of over 48,000 acres, the Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge wooded area located in the Hills Region of northern Mississippi. The refuge offers hiking and wildlife viewing – as the area is known for beaver, otter, white-tailed deer, alligators, and over 250 species of birds. Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge also has observation platforms that are great for spotting wildlife, like Morgan Hill Overlook.
Outdoor Adventure
Along the southern shore of Grenada Lake, Hugh White State Park is an ideal destination for outdoor recreation in the Hills Region of Mississippi. Any time of the year you will enjoy picturesque scenery and a wealth of fun. Named for Hugh L. White, the former Mississippi governor, Hugh White State Park is home to the Dogwoods Golf Course and a 64,000-acre lake ideal for fishing, water skiing, tubing, and jet skiing.
Sports
Located in the heart of the Hill Country Region is the University of Mississippi. Every fall, the Grove fills up on Saturday for home games of the Ole Miss Rebels with “Hotty Toddy” chants and party tents decked out to the nines. Deemed the best football tailgate party year after year, this is a don’t miss event when traveling to Oxford, Mississippi.
