Maps and Tours
Mobile-friendly pdfs of local tours and maps!
Old Town Historic Biking/Walking Tour
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Old Town Bay St. Louis is over 300 years old, and those of us lucky enough to live here love to share its authentic charm, natural beauty and general sense of well-being with visitors. Our Walking/Biking Tour of Old Town is not your standard dry historic tour - it's entertaining and explores some of our colorful, quirky past. We're betting that even if you grew up here, you'll find out new fun facts about Bay St. Louis! Printed copies will soon be available at most Old Town Merchant member locations or in the Visitor's Center in the Historic Depot. They make great take-home souvenirs and conversation starters! |
Do You Know About... Hancock County
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Whether walking through our towns or driving the roads in Hancock County’s rural areas, knowing the area’s history makes every outing more interesting. Hancock Tourism has produced a new digital brochure to aid in the discovery. The brochure highlights the diverse nature of this county, featuring rural, swampy and town sites – some still standing, and others lost to storms and development. Short vignettes with vintage photos present a glimpse into earlier times of resilience, hardship, progress and change. Funded by the Mississippi Gulf Coast National Heritage Area and Department of Marine Resources (DMR) grants.
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Old Town Shopping Guide + Map
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This handy brochure produced by the Old Town Merchants Association lists member shops, restaurants, accommodations, entertainment venues and service businesses located in Old Town.
There's a fun map to help you navigate and a listing of special events that take place in Old Town annually! Click on the brochure cover to open a PDF version. |
Mississippi Gulf Coast Blueways
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The six southern counties of Mississippi offer paddlers a wide variety of aquatic adventures. While this 2018 brochure's first half discusses the steps required to design a Blueways trail, the second half includes detailed descriptions of the region's outstanding Blueways trails, including three in Hancock County. The volume finishes with a list of proposed future Blueways trails, including several proposed in our area.
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