The longest float trip on the upper reaches extends from the Big Creek landing just west of U.S. 49 to Old Alexander Bridge just north of Hwy. 26, a distance of 42 miles. From the boat ramp on Hwy. 26 to the exit ramp on Hwy. 57, a distance of 21 miles, stream width varies from 30 to 75 feet while depth ranges from one to 12 feet.
White sandbars are common along the route which passes through pine forests and pasture lands.
This float is ideal for nature lovers since they are surrounded by majestic hardwoods and abundant wildlife. The Black Creek averages 40 to 120 feet wide while the Pascagoula averages about 300 feet, and depths go to 15 feet. 26 to Wade Bridge on the Pascagoula River. Bogue Chitto Stream Popular whitewater stream offers quality recreational opportunities. From Mississippi-Louisiana state line to Sumit Water Park.