Soak Your Stress Away In The Forests Of Louisiana's Lake Claiborne State Park At White Tail Trail
By Raymond Goldfield|Published March 09, 2022
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Raymond Goldfield is a life-long New Jersey resident and an avid traveler and foodie who can be usually found on the Jersey Shore during the offseason or checking out the latest seasonal flavors at The Bent Spoon in Princeton. He has been working for Only In Your State for since early 2022, where he writes for New Jersey and Iowa and edits the Mid-Atlantic region. He can also be found writing about pop culture for GeekDad. When at home, he enjoys reading comic books and is part of The Rabbitt Stew podcast team. While New Jersey is his home base, he travels regularly and has visited Virginia, Florida, Maine, Minnesota, and Canada as well as all of NJ's border states. Ultimate travel goal? Visit all the best buffets in the United States.
Located near the city of Homer, Louisiana, Lake Claiborne State Park is a quiet retreat from the stresses of everyday life. Both veteran hikers and first-time explorers will find the ideal trails to explore, but almost all find themselves drifting alongside the relaxing waters of the central lake. This short loop trail will take you into the woods and back to one of Louisiana’s most peaceful vistas.
Lake Claiborne State Park in Louisiana offers stunning views, including close-up access to the titular lake.
The area is lightly trafficked, so you'll be able to enjoy the solitude. But don't worry about being in the middle of nowhere - there are plenty of signs to guide your way.
Whatever you do, make sure you don't head on your way too early. The views off White Tail Trail are particularly stunning at sunset, and the water is cool as this Louisiana landmark washes your stresses away.
Have you visited White Tail Trail or relaxed by the shores of Lake Claiborne? Let us know what your favorite sights and trails are in the comments section. If you want to know more about the park before you visit, check out Lake Claiborne State Park’s website for more information.
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