When And Where To Expect Louisiana's Fall Foliage To Peak This Year
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Jackie Ann
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Louisiana may not be known for our awesome autumns, but that just makes it all the more special. While most of the country, especially those in the northeast, will begin to see their leaves change in October, we will have to wait just a bit longer than the rest of the country to see the fall foliage in Louisiana. Good things come to those who wait, and we’ve picked out some perfect places to spend a day or two surrounded by beautiful fall colors.
The second week of November is the model pictured above, so mark your calendars!
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Chemin-A-Haut State Park has some truly beautiful bayou views that pair perfectly with those warm autumn hues!
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Located in Homer, this 600+ acre park is nestled around a 6,400-acre man-made lake, perfect for exploring the scenery on a boat.
The colder weather will keep the bugs at bay, and, unless it's raining, you can enjoy sitting beside a campfire and roasting marshmallows!
Fishing and cycling are the two biggest attractions to this Jackson Parish park, but if you can time it right, you'll be pulling up to this view!
Where’s your favorite spot to watch the leaves change color in Louisiana? Let us know in the comments below!
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Chemin-A-Haut State Park, 14656 State Park Rd, Bastrop, LA 71220, USA
Lake Claiborne State Park, 225 State Park Rd, Homer, LA 71040, USA
Jimmie Davis State Park, 1209 State Park Rd, Chatham, LA 71226, USA