There are so many beautiful areas in Louisiana, it can be hard to ensure that you visit them all. But if you haven’t yet made time to visit Sabine National Wildlife Refuge, we think you should give it a try. Found west of Lake Charles, east of Port Arthur, TX on the Louisiana coast, Sabine National Wildlife Refuge is the largest coastal marsh refuge on the Gulf of Mexico. Check out this amazing little known natural oasis hiding in Louisiana that is sure to charm you!

The visitors center at the refuge can be found at 3000 Holly Beach Highway, in Hackberry, LA, where the Sabine Wetland Walkway trail is located.
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This gorgeous trail lets you get up close and personal with the swamp.
This Wetland Walkway is a 1.5 mile trail that offers plenty of wildlife observation opportunities.
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The wetland walkway includes an observation tower and interpretive signs to guide your walk.
There are 125,511 acres of marsh preserved here, which provides habitat to large numbers of wildlife in the area.
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There are over 300 species of birds and 132 species of fish that call Sabine Wildlife Refuge home.

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People who love to crab and fish feel right at home at the Sabine Refuge, and there are opportunities for both all year long.
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Places like Northline, Hog Island Gully and West Cove recreation areas are all popular for both fishing and crabbing.
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Airboats are definitely a great way to get around the refuge.
Sunsets here are truly breathtaking, and many people come back here again and again to witness them.
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There are some areas in the refuge that allow you access to the coast, where you'll find some of the most beautiful beaches in Louisiana.
April may be the best time of year to pay this area a visit, as the peak songbird migration takes place here and the turtles come out to lay their eggs.
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Consider a visit to this hidden treasure of Louisiana! It's one of the most gorgeous places in the state.

Have you ever visited this National Wildlife Refuge? Do you have a favorite place at the refuge that you like to visit? Let us know what your experiences have been like! We love to hear your feedback and experiences.

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