September 17, 2018
6 Quick Road Trips To Take In Louisiana
With Fall approaching and the weather slowly but surely starting to cool down, there has never been a better time to take a Louisiana road trip and explore all there is around the state. In this article, written by onlyinyourstate.com, you will find 6 amazing places in Louisiana that are a must visit.
- Drive the Creole Nature Trail.
The Creole Nature Trail is a 180-mile All-American Road that will take you through the southwestern part of the state. Along the way, you’ll have the opportunity to view tons of wildlife, bayous, marshes, over 25 miles of Gulf of Mexico beaches, and a thriving Cajun culture. Stop off along the way to enjoy an authentic Cajun meal before taking one of the most scenic drives in Louisiana.
- Get lost in Kisatchie National Forest.
Louisiana’s only national forest is comprised of over 600,000 acres of beautiful pines and hardwood bottoms scattered across seven parishes in central and northern Louisiana. The rolling hills and the beautiful scenery is just the ticket for anyone looking to immerse themselves in nature for a few days. There are numerous hiking trails, so bring a tent and set out on a camping adventure you won’t soon forget.
- Cruise down one of Louisiana’s scenic byways.
For a true road-trip experience, head down one of Louisiana’s 18 scenic byways for a unique adventure. From the northern Boom or Bust Byway to the southeast’s Wetlands Cultural Byway, you’re sure to have a memorable time traveling down these roads. Check out our previous feature article here to learn more about Louisiana’s scenic byways.
- Tour some plantations.
The stretch of River Road from New Orleans to Baton Rouge is peppered with historic plantations, canopies of ancient oaks, and delightful views of the Mighty Mississippi. Stop off at a couple of plantations to take a tour and learn the history, or just take a joy ride down the historic road to admire the lovely architecture and beautiful surroundings.
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