Mandalay Nature Trail — Attraction in Louisiana

It's just great to have some sort of a access to nature and the bayou and this is one of the few places I could find. Easy trail, bring boots incase of flooding. It's literally at water level. Really well maintained. Not much parking, but it means not much visitors (the way it's best) anticipated seeing gators, perhaps even in front of our path, but none that day. (If you're not afraid of direct contact with wild creatures though then this is the place for you!) If you are, go to a zoo. Nice deck at the end going out...

Lots of lush greenery, after a rain everything is cooler, but higher humidity. At least three large banana spiders living on or nearby the trail, make sure to keep an eye out for them and be careful. Water comes up right nearby the trail sometimes, and there will be frogs, large grasshoppers, and watch out for snakes. Plenty of amazing sights and sounds, including songbirds. Pretty easy walk, not a hike at all. Have fun, and relax! Also keep your eyes out for a hornets nest on the underside of a...

One of the best additions to Houma in the last decade. These are the experiences that people from out of town want to enjoy. Friends from Dallas came in with their child and loved this. Make this a thing in the tri-parish area so people can actually enjoy the nature around us. This is unfortunately the only nature trail I know of...