Was a hot day. Was fun walking around mounds. Not a lot of information. Someone off in distance mowing.

Although a marker to tell you a little about the mounds there was not much there. You travel off the Natchez trace (which is a beautiful drive) to the Emerald Mounds. It is a fascinating walk up the mound thinking about the Natchez Indians and their rituals, culture and the caste system that they lived under. If a relative dies... More

This is one of the most amazing, beautiful Native American sites you can visit. It's a testament to how importantnitnisnto protect and preserve our Nation's heritage.

The view from the top is very nice and it is a piece of Native American culture that you don;t usually hear about. The informational sign at the bottom includes a small arrow that states, "You are invited to the top." How much more polite does that get? I felt it would be rude to decline the invitation and I... More

We were there this past weekend with a family flying a kite. Take a picnic lunch and enjoy this unique Indian Mound.

This is an interesting and informative stop along the Natchez Trace. Short walk, and a nice little exercise before you get into Natchez if you are coming in from the north...or be sure to not miss it if you are headed up the Trace! And, I agree with previous reviewers: It is inspriring to see what the early inhabitants of... More

lots of room for the kids to explore,run or all of the above...a must see for a visit to natchez ms...right on the natchez trace..

A Wonderful "field trip". It was inspiring. Makes you wonder how they did it! Good to See for a fourth grader who just studied the Mississippian and Natchez Indians. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. It really does not take more than 30 minutes to visit the mound and walk around the site. It only a short piece off the Natchez... More

Our daughter begged us to stop and climb the Mound. It is amazing how the Natchez Indians created this site. A nice way to stretch the legs when driving the Natchez Trace.