Reviews of Sunken Trace (Tourist Attraction)

Port Gibson, MS 39150, United States

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Right now the firm gets a score of 4.6 out of 5 and this score is based on 70 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Sunken Trace IN Mississippi

April Lishman

Neat.

Bart Stormont

really good example of how the trace was eroded down from traffic and nature.

Renee Garner

The beauty abounds. It's like you can hear voices of those who have traveled before.

Yvonne K

Very historic walk

Cindy Emerson

Scott Neff

James Griffey

Judy Astrello

Interesting but not much to look at.

Elizabeth McBride

charles Wilson

Barbara Segrest Segrest

Enjoy Everytime

Ramon Santos

Christofor Martin

Love to ride down the trace quiet 45 mph road full of surprises

Jacob Spencer

Wonderfull

victoria wise

Marla Hardesty

It was ok

Judith Wyo

Made this stop worth it. Very neat to see how all the foot traffic and natural elements had worn down the path through this area

Margarete Scow

A must see. Very important part of history. Wish we had more time

David Morris

Everything on the Natchez Trace is great.

Doug

Stop and check this out if you are traveling the Trace. Informative signage and a rare spot to see the original "trail" and imagine the people of time gone by that walked it.

Diane Gillespie

Go back in time and walk part of the original Trace. You can feel the past.

Marie Axman

Interesting

Tina Protheroe

Nilay Patel

my daughter and I had a blast on this road trip and very interesting along with fun

John Thiessen

Really gives you a sense of the history that has transpired here over time.

Nicolas Lespour

Bill Semion

learn history, imagine yourself along the trail before the age of steam.

Eugene Marshall

Is quite surprising how beautiful this spot is. Quiet and inviting, you could easily spend half an hour here. I lingered for just 15 minutes, which was enough.

Danny Crutchfield

Interesting historical terrain feature.

Douglas Forman

It was just tiny.

Mary Quinn

A must stop on "The Trace". Can actually go down and walk it if you are fit enough. Easy access from parking lot to head of trail.

John Partesius

Cool historical stop on the Natchez Trace!

Mike Merrigan

Super fantastic Sunken Trace ✨

K Cook

Ray Rayborn

Cool experience

Bob Yarnell

Amido Goodnight

So easy to imagine people in the early 1800s tramping north on this timeless trail.

Joe King

NATCHEZ TRACE PARKWAY. BEAUTIFUL HISTORIC PLACE

Earl West

Profound. To think of all the animals and men who made the track.

Magda De buyser

Caryn Johnson

Very interesting...pretty!

Lisa Partesius

Mary Thro

Beautiful historic natural space.

Bethany Jorgenson

Be sure to stop at this site if you are driving along the Natchez Trace. There is a short path that leads to a small section of trail that allows you to walk in the footsteps of those that had used the Trace for hundreds of years.

Ray Mora

Anthony Hamblin

Kevin Wolfe

Michelle Rayborn

Michael Lane

Amazing history along the Natchez Trace.

Leen Ferlin

Mike Downing

Incredible to see trail used for 300+ years

Melissa Langford

Always love to stop and eat my lunch in my car here. It is so peaceful. It really needs some upkeep. The trail is nasty and the picnic table is broken.

Matt Grice

This is a pretty interesting stop along the trace. Just imagining travelling down this trail on foot or in your horse drawn carriage.

Adrienne Donatelli

Van Campin Woody

Cool Place to hike, short trail from handicap parking

BeverlyN Berry

Our favorite part of our trip down the Natchez Trace. An inspiring trip back in time.

Julie Cronan

Wow! I walked where people and horses and buggies have traveled for hundreds of years! That was cool

selen b

Erie, I was there alone. It was maybe 8 feet deep.

Craig & Cath

You've got to see this!

Kristie

Iconic site along the Natchez Trace in which the historic original trail appears to be "sunken" into the earth, which is a direct result of hundreds of years of foot traffic, horses, and wagons traveling on the loess soil of the Natchez Trace.