From bayou boardwalks to pine-line primitive trails, there is no shortage of hiking trails in Louisiana. Just within the Kisatchie National Forest alone, there are hundreds of trails that will awaken the inner explorer in you. If you’ve never explored the Kisatchie National Forest, there’s one little trail that’s a great introduction to the area, and it’s easy enough that the whole family can enjoy it. Let’s check it out.

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After you’ve experienced the Longleaf Vista Trail, you’ll want to explore all of the trails within the Kisatchie. For a truly epic hiking excursion, check out the Wild Azalea Trail, the longest primitive trail in the state, and it’ll lead you on quite the journey through the Kisatchie.

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