Daniel I.
4/25/2019
Born on the bayou... This could a bit biased, I'm from NY and there are no bayous. The wooden plank trail is in very good shape, noticed more trail has yet to be completed. It's a ridge trail...
Bayou Sauvage National Wildlife Refuge
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17160 Chef Menteur Hwy
New Orleans, LA 70129
Bayou Sauvage National Wildlife Refuge in New Orleans, Louisiana, is a vital habitat managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, dedicated to the conservation and enhancement of diverse fish and wildlife resources. With over 560 national wildlife refuges and numerous active conservation projects, the organization plays a crucial role in protecting and restoring the natural ecosystems critical to America's wildlife.
Visitors to Bayou Sauvage can engage in outdoor recreational activities while enjoying the rich biodiversity of the refuge. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service emphasizes the importance of conservation and public involvement, offering opportunities for education, volunteering, and partnerships to support wildlife and habitat preservation.
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Grace L.
9/16/2018
A trip to New Orleans... You must experience the bayou. There are plenty of parking. I highly recommend going in the morning especially when the weather is warm. Bring bug spray. If you are like...
John M.
2/24/2019
A beautiful place for a hike, trail running and simply to sit back and meditate. During my trial runs, I see all types of beautiful scenery and hundreds of examples of Louisiana wildlife. It's...
Trisha G.
2/22/2023
BEWARE!! It's probably only a good idea to go to this spot if you have a car. This trail is really far from city center. My husband and I took an Uber from the city with not enough time before...
Dominik D.
7/21/2019
It's a must stop in NO! There are several parking lots spread out over the course of miles that lets you take in this area's unique beauty. Fun fact, it's America's largest wildlife refuge.
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