It’s no surprise that Louisiana is one of the most beautiful states in the country. With endless bayous and swamps peppered throughout the state, you’re never too far away from some delightful scenery. Next time you’re looking for an adventure, head on over to Acadiana Park Nature Station in Louisiana where you’ll be surrounded by beautifully brilliant shades of green and tons of wildlife.

Tucked away in the heart of Cajun Country is a little slice of paradise that the whole family will enjoy.
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Located in Lafayette, Acadiana Park Nature Station has 110 acres of wooded wonderland filled with countless flora and fauna.
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First, you’ll want to stop off at the Nature Station, where you can learn all about the plants and animals you might see along your hike.
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There are over six miles of trails to explore.
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They also have a kayak launch, which allows you to see the area from a completely new perspective.
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But setting out on foot and exploring the trails is just as scenic.
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You’ll be strolling through three major habitats: a bottomland hardwood forest, a transitional oak-hickory forest, and the traces of what was once a tallgrass prairie.
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Depending on the time of year you visit, you’ll also see some delicate flowers along the way.
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Flanked by emerald greens and towering hardwoods, it’s easy to fall in love with this enchanting spot.
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While you’re on the trails, keep an eye to the sky and you might just see some feathered friends.
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The trails are free to access and open seven days a week from dawn until dusk.
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Acadiana Park Nature Station, 1205 E Alexander St, Lafayette, LA 70501, USA