Destinations · Mississippi
Biloxi
MS · 30.4119, -88.9278
River Road Scenic Byway and Beach Boulevard Scenic Byway are signed byways within 30 miles of Biloxi, Mississippi.
Understand
An area across Biloxi Bay from the city, called Old Biloxi, was first visited by French explorer Pierre LeMoyne d'Iberville in 1699. The explorer, who was looking for the mouth of the Mississippi River, was instructed by the King of France to claim the coastal region. D'Iberville sailed into Biloxi Bay with a small group of men and established Fort Maurepas and a similar colony on the east shore, now the site of Ocean Springs. The word Biloxi means "First People" and was the name of a local Native American tribe met by d'Iberville and his men when they explored the land.
Day-trip loops
Ready-made loops for Biloxi are growing. What is within reach is measured today; plan a live day trip and the engine routes it now.
Within reach
Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.
Scenic byways
- River Road Scenic Byway · inside · national
- Beach Boulevard Scenic Byway · 25 mi
Public land
Campgrounds
- Big Biloxi Recreation Area · 16 mi
- Airey Lake · 21 mi
Named places
- Saint Marys Playground · 1 mi
- Savarro Park · 1 mi
- Miramar Park · 1 mi
- Hiller Park Recreation Area · 1 mi
- Circle Park · 2 mi
- Lighthouse Park · 2 mi
- Astronaut Fred Haise, Biloxian · 2 mi
- Tanglewood Playground · 2 mi
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More day-trip bases nearby
- D'Iberville · 2 mi
- Ocean Springs · 8 mi
- Gulfport · 9 mi
- Gautier · 19 mi
- Pascagoula · 23 mi
- Bay St. Louis · 26 mi