Most People Don’t Know About These Abandoned WWII Ammunition Magazines In Louisiana

Finding a unique hiking trail in Louisiana isn’t necessarily that difficult, you just need to pick your view and level of difficulty. If you’re looking to add a bit of history to your hike, then this hidden gem is right up your alley. The end of this hiking trail leads to one of the most incredible abandoned places in Louisiana, and few people know about it. Until now.

Tucked away in the hardwood forests of Belle Chasse, the Woodlands Conservancy is a picture-perfect natural area that’s worthy of an afternoon adventure.

The conservancy is dedicated to preserving this incredible bottomland forest, and they’ve created a few hiking trails for you to enjoy whenever you’d like.

There are three trails: the Bottomland Trail, the North Trail, and the Upland Trail.

All of the trails clock in under five miles, so you can mix and match to fit your schedule.

The Bottomland Trail even has an equestrian trail that runs parallel to the pedestrian trail, so if you’d like to bring along your noble steed for an adventure, go right ahead!

Tiny steeds (dogs) are also welcome, just remember to keep them on a leash.

The Bottomland Trail will lead you straight to a collection of abandoned WWII ammunition magazines.

A reminder of when the area was occupied by the military, you’ll find 10 of these magazines along the trail.

Feel free to wander inside one of them, all of the ammunition and military equipment is long gone.

Just keep an eye out for wild animals. Fox, armadillos, snakes, and your usual swamp critters all call the area home.

Visit the Woodlands Conservancy website for more information, and be sure to give them a follow on Facebook so you can stay up to date on the latest events.

If you're a fan of abandoned places in Louisiana, perhaps the most famous abandoned spot in the Pelican State is Six Flags New Orleans. Now, you cannot go off on an adventure here, but the photos that have been captured are hauntingly beautiful.