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Tunica Hills is such a unique change of scenery in Louisiana. Elevation you say? Waterfalls even? (Note the waterfalls are in the Clark Creek area in MS- but close enough to count)
I enjoyed walking the creek trail and being able to see the wash outs that tell the story of how Louisiana was formed. Wind blown silt deposits that eroded to form narrow ridges and steep slopes. Very interesting stuff for people who like dirt and rocks.
Soil not your thing? How about plants? Tunica is a unique bluff forest and because of that it creates an environment that is cooler and moist so it hosts a variety of beautiful plants such as; Shumard oak, cherrybark oak, tulip poplar, southern magnolia, American beech, blue beech and hickories.