For hikers, the Kisatchie National Forest is a playground full of primitive trails, challenging terrain, and incredible views. There’s one trail in particular that leads to one of the most impressive views in the entire state, and it’ll make you think you’re on top of the world!

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The Kisatchie National Forest has hundreds of trails to explore, check out some of our favorites in our previous article. For the truly adventurous, tackle the Wild Azalea Trail, the longest primitive nature trail in Louisiana! It’s just shy of 24 miles and perfect for a weekend warrior looking to spend a few days roughing it among the beautiful longleaf pines and hardwood forests.

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