Fall, spring and winter are the great seasons to go on a trekking or hiking trip in New Orleans, Louisiana. The best time and the loveliest and most charming season to go to New Orleans is during spring or early April because of the abundant wild plants that grow. Read More..

One of the best and easiest trails to go trekking and hiking in New Orleans is the Boy Scout Road, which is part of the Big Branch Wildlife Refuge. This hike travels to wooded areas, swamps and marshes. The marshy coastline at the end rail is also perfect in viewing sunsets. Aside from the attractive scenery, a great quantity of wildlife such as birds can be seen as well. Read More..

The Wild Azalea trail is Louisiania's longest foothpath. It is located in the Evangeline Unit of the Calcasieu Ranger District, west southwest of Alexandria, Louisiana. Read More..

The trip from the Big Apple to the Big Easy is a linear route. From New York City or Boston, the trail will head straight to Washington D.C., hike and camp out through the Great Smokey Mountains and head to New Orleans and sleep in the French Quarter. This hiking trip will include a two-day camping trip at the Great Smokey Mountains, in a total of four consecutive days. Read More..

The Barataria Preserve is located inside the Jean Lafitte National Historic Park in New Orleans, Louisiana. It consists of 7 miles of hiking trails and 2 ½ miles of boardwalk to be able to visit the whole surroundings. Read More..

Bayou Segnette State Park is a great camping site, which can be reached by a 30-minute boat ride across the Mississippi river from New Orleans. Its camping site is offered for large groups of people or gatherings and also involves a 1-mile nature rail. Read More..

The Lake Bistineau State Park offers a lot of recreational activities such as boat launching, hiking and biking trails, playgrounds, swimming pools, lakefront beach, camping, cabins, lodges and fishing.It has 44 improved campsites, 17 premium campsites, 10 miles of woodland trails, 11 mile canoe trail, ½ mile natura trail, and 6 mile equestrian trail. Read More..

FUN Camp or Families Understanding Natures Camp offers parents and children opportunities to spend a weekend outdoors, bond together, and improve their outdoor skills.FUN Camp has various activities such as camping, canoeing, fishing, hiking, trekking, and ecology in order to develop a better appreciation for the outdoors and have fun in an outdoor environment. Read More..

The Louisiana Hiking Club a non-profit association that groups backpackers and hikers of the Louisiana state and meets their needs. They plan backpacking and dayhiking ventures to the Kisatchie National Forest along Wild Azalea and Backbone trails, Clark Creek Natural Area and Clear Springs Trail in Mississippi, and even more than a 100-mile trip such as the Arkansas' Ozark Highlands Trail. Read More..

New Orleans Outdoors is an association of outdoor enthusiasts of various abilities and interests. It offers an open invitation to whoever loves the wilderness, appreciate open skies, good food and great company. Read More..