Located in Cameron Parish, the Sabine National Wildlife Refuge is one of the most scenic spots in southwestern Louisiana. The refuge encompasses a staggering 124,511 acres and is the largest coastal marsh refuge on the Gulf Coast. It’s home to more than 200 species of birds, countless alligators, as well as blue crabs, river otters, turtles, and more. Within the refuge is a short and sweet handicap accessible trail that offers some of the most beautiful views of the marsh, plus a chance to view some of the wildlife that call the area home.

The Wetland Walkway is a 1.5-mile trail that takes you through the surrounding freshwater marsh.
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The trail volleys from boardwalk to paved walkways.
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The trail is both handicap-accessible and great for kids. Since it’s short and sweet, it’s a great opportunity to introduce the next generation to our beautiful natural landscape.
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The boardwalk portion of the trail allows you to venture deep into the marsh, offering you access to some of the most scenic parts of the state that you wouldn't be able to get to any other way.
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During your journey, keep your eyes peeled for wildlife. The walkway is a wonderful place for wildlife watching. In addition to the many different birds you may hear overhead, you might see turtles catching some sun...
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...or a gator or two enjoying the day.
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Just remember to never feed the wildlife! We don't want them to become dependent on humans.
There are benches peppered along the way, as well as an observation deck.
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The observation deck is a great spot to sit for a spell and take in the views.
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With views like this, you could easily spend an entire day here!

The trail is open daily from sunrise to sunset. While you’re in the area, you may want to visit Holly Beach or take a scenic drive along the Creole Nature Trail, a 180-drive through some of the most picturesque parts of southwestern Louisiana. Have you ever visited the Wetland Walkway? Let us know in the comments below!

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Sabine Wetland Walkway, Unnamed Road, Cameron, LA 70631, USA