This is definitely the meanest trail out here. I am marking it difficult, not because it is brutal, or treacherous, but because it is for the advanced rider. (way beyond my capability, but I will do my best to describe t...
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A great paddle on a beautiful river. We caught it on the perfect weekend, the weather was great and we had the river to ourselves. We had 9 paddlers Saturday, three campers and were joined by 5 others for Sunday. A good ...
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Three Rivers to Butte La Rose. Three day trip under really good conditions following the passage of a spring cold front. The river was just below 30" at the Simmesport gauge which gave us a pretty good current and north ...
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Nice, heavily wooded, shady paddle. Launch is really easy for kayaks. Shore is somewhat sandy and there is plenty of room away from concrete boat ramp. Fairly litter free. Plenty of parking, but no restroom facilities. H...
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Beautiful hike through the Kisatchie Hills with numerous rock bottom streams and diverse scenery throughout. The most scenic area of the trail is near the Kisatchie Bayou Recreation area.
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Nice, easy, slow paddle with a couple of caveats. Most of this paddle is in abandoned oil field canals, so paddling is straight with little to no winding banks or shade. Nice scenery though. As long as you stay in the ma...
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Motorcycle, Four wheeler, Horseback, or hiking trail. No difficulty for most of the trail, except for a few steep parts and one mud puddle that really slowed me down. I was able to dig the bike out, picture provided, and...
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Hike trail through the forested area of Acadiana nature park I visited Acadiana park during my trip to Lafayette town in 2019. Took the opportunity to hike through the park. The trail and its branches are clearly ma...
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This is probably the easiest of the Camp Claiborne trails. No big surprises and lots of big wide trails with plenty of places to go with plenty of fun. The most difficulty I had was on the northwest corner. I hope you en...
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I am rating it as difficult for those of you who haven't seen this much sand. If you are used to sand the trail isn't th...
Hwy. 26 river gauge level at 4.4' made this paddle doable. Any lower and a lot of time would be spent dealing with downed trees across creek. Put in at Hwy. 377 was easy, all though slippery. Just ask my paddle buddy as ...
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Both launch site and take out were very accessible. This section needs to be done only when water is at 12'/just at flood stage. Smaller sit-in kayaks highly recommended. The current was swift and there were many fallen ...
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Great trail. When you get to quad 5 take right to stay on blue. If you cross bridge it’ll take you to the extension which comes out at main gate.
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Nice, easy Atchafalaya Basin paddle. Launched from Bayou Benoit Landing, which is a free, large boat launch with a floating dock and two boat ramps. Parking is plentiful. No restroom facilities. Launched near the souther...
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Put in at La 26 east of Mittie down to US 190 just west of Kinder. The upper section from Mittie to Carpenters Bridge is heavily used by outfitter guides through the spring and summer. I'd avoid tourist season! Really an...
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Another great paddle on the Calcasieu. Like others before, this section requires high water. Numerous downed trees and sandbars would make for a very long day and lots of portages in low water conditions. The river gauge...
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Lafayette Paddle Club members and friends put in at low water crossing bridge on Tunica St. Muddy in some spots getting from road to river edge, but not a problem. Water level was fairly low, but with a good current unti...
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South Louisiana Kayak Adventures created this trip from Henderson Louisiana to the boat launch in Butte Larose. Just under 9 miles and 5.5 hrs in the water. There were 4 kayaks with us on this trip. It was a hot day but ...
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Easy hike of just over 3.1 miles. Clean cut without mud and plenty of wildlife. I saw plenty of deer, ducks, leaf cutting ants, and a few fishermen and campers. With some, small amounts, of deer footage. Some of the ants...
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Launched out of Kern's Landing for a nominal fee of $2 per kayak/canoe. Self service fee box in use. No specific canoe/kayak launch, but ground gently sloped right down to the water. Little muddy, but not too bad. If you...
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From the Forest Service boat ramp at the Observation Point to the South landing. We had been warned that aquatic vegetation would be an problem (and it was) but after our aborted start from the LA 122 bridge, Mike and I ...
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In the heart of the basin! Great paddle on a beautiful spring morning. We traveled a fair long ways under the interstate, just because we could. I don't really recommend it. It is hard to understand how really loud the t...
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Started from the Valentine Lake trailhead. Hot and humid, but lots of wildlife - wild turkey, boar, and snakes. The bridge at mile 4.2 was damaged from a forest fire.
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Very good hiking or biking trail. (Warning: The trail begining is a spur from the Wild Azalea trail.)
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Easy paddle on a beautiful morning - we did get rained on at the take-out. Score it as the price you pay, it was getting hot, the rain was refreshing - and soaking!
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A fairly easy segment of the Wild Azalea Trail. There are plenty camping areas on the trail and the Castor Creek Scenic Area has some of the largest pine trees I have ever seen. The trail is open to both hikers and cycli...
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