| Acadiana Trail |
| Hwy. 190, DeQuincy LA 70633 |
| A scenic driving tour of Louisiana history. Visit the DeQuincy Railroad Museum and the All Saints Episcopal Church, both listed on the National Register for Historic Places. |
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| Creole Nature Trail All-American Road |
| LA Hwy. 27, Calcasieu & Cameron parishes LA |
| Exit off Interstate 10 (exit 20) to LA 27 South. Contact: Southwest LA Lake Charles Convention & Visitors Bureau. Admission: Free. A 180 mile walking and driving tour with visitor centers and diorama displays. Near Lake Charles, the Sabine National Wildlife Refuge includes 1.5 mile boardwalk, which offers an opportunity to meet alligators, ducks, nutria and various types of marsh foliage up close and personal. The Cameron PrairieWildlife Refuge recentlyreopened its facility with educational exhibits and animated displays. Further along the trail, visit Gulf beaches and gear up for finding shells or surf fishing. Please visit www.creolenaturetrail.org for the latest updates and openings. |
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| Lacassine National Wildlife Refuge |
| 209 Nature Rd., Lake Arthur LA |
| Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m. -4 p.m. Visit the refuge grounds or contact the Lacassine National Wildlife Refuge for arrangements to visit the refuge by boat. |
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| Louisiana's Western Corridor |
| Highway 171, Lake Charles LA |
| From Lake Charles to Shreveport, travelers are treated to such sights as Sam Houston Jones State Park, the Whiskey Chitto, Fort Polk, Barksdale Airforce Base, Kisatchie National Forest, the Toledo Bend Reservoir, the Mansfield Commemorative Area, the site of the last major Confederate victory in the Civil War, and the fun and excitement of the Shreveport-Bossier area. |
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| Rockefeller Refuge |
| 5476 Grand Chenier Hwy., Grand Chenier LA |
| Observation tower and wharf on the drive. View alligators, shorebirds and wading bird rookery. |
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| Sabine Wildlife Refuge |
| 3000 Holly Beach Hwy., Hackberry LA 70645 |
| The 1.5 mile marsh (walking) trail, the Wetland Walkway, is open during daylight hours. |
