Louisiana is full of picturesque and calming waterways throughout the state, but there are some that rise above the rest for their sheer beauty. The Ouiska Chitto creek is one of those waterways. The go-to spot for Louisiana residents in the Vernon-Allen parish area. This creek has so much to offer:
The Ouiska Chitto creek, also known as Whiskey Chitto, is one of the most beautiful and pleasant waterways in Louisiana.
It’s the perfect place to rent a canoe and paddle, go tubing, or simply take a swim with the whole family.
The creek begins near the boundary of Fort Polk, in Vernon parish, and continues for approximately 70 miles.
It passes through Vernon, Beauregard, and Allen parishes before it empties into the Calcasieu River.
White sandy beaches with quartz sandbars and mixed pine-hardwood forest line the banks of this creek, which flows through portions of the Kisatchie National Forest.
Amazing wildlife can be seen from the water, including deer, turkeys, raccoons, and of course amazing birds, pictured here.
There's even been reports of blue crawfish in the area.
Have you ever seen a blue crawfish in Louisiana?
A number of canoe and tubing rental companies can be found at the Ouiska Chitto, promising gorgeous afternoons in the water with all of your friends and family.
T & J Canoe Rental, pictured here, is one of the most popular companies on the river.
So go ahead, treat yourself to a day on one of the most breathtaking waterways in Louisaina
You won't regret it!
Let us know the next time you take a paddle down the Ouiska Chitto. We love to hear your stories of being in nature in Louisiana. Happy paddling!
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