Biloxi Bay Bridge

Ocean Springs, Mississippi

5.0/5
based on 1 reviews

Details

Distance

3.46 miles

Elevation Gain

39 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

Description

Added by Josh & Michele

Walk, run, or bike this popular path across the Biloxi Bay Bridge with a great view of the Mississippi Sound, Front Beach, Deer Island, and Biloxi's high-rise casinos.

This walking path is very popular among locals, and for good reason. The perfect excuse to get outside and soak up the South Mississippi sun, this path offers a great place to train for a 5K, go for a relaxing walk, or ride your bike. There are three benches on the bridge if you need to take a break or just want to enjoy the view. You'll also come across several bronze artwork plaques created by local artists accompanying one-tenth mile markers along the path.

The best place to park is on Front Beach Drive, between the Ocean Springs Yacht Club and the nearby convenience store.

There is also a little park at the foot of the bridge next to where you park. Appropriately named Bridge Mural Park, it features a mosaic mural arranged and installed by artist Elizabeth Veglia with the works of Patt Odom, Chris Stebly, Susie Ranager and Ching Walters. 

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Features

Fitness
Cycling
Chillin
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Running
Hiking
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Beach
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Biloxi Bay Bridge Reviews

This is a popular running/biking path right along the beach in Ocean Springs. It is a good workout and has a spectacular view from the top of the bridge.

Leave No Trace

Always practice Leave No Trace ethics on your adventures and follow local regulations. Please explore responsibly!

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