Creole Nature Trail  _{^{All-American Road}}

 
Many manmade structures along the Trail were destroyed by Hurricane Laura (August 27, 2020.) Natural constructs, and wildlife, are still present and thriving. Plan to bring supplies (food, drink, mosquito spray, etc.) and get fuel for your vehicle before you head out on the trail. The most up-to-date information available is on this website. 

Alligators, over 400 bird species, marshlands teeming with life, 26 miles of natural Gulf of Mexico beaches, fishing, crabbing, Cajun culture and more can be experienced as you travel the more than 180-mile Creole Nature Trail All-American Road. One of only 43 so designated scenic byways in the USA, and affectionately known as Louisiana’s Outback, the Creole Nature Trail is a journey into one of America’s “Last Great Wildernesses.” Get up close and personal with Grosse Savanne Eco-Tours. Download the brochure and/or the free tour app to fully enjoy this unique terrain and the creatures which call it home.

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