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The Creole Nature Trail Adventure Point in Sulphur provides information for the scenic drive as well as points and areas of interest along the way. This is an ideal starting point for traveling the Nature Trail.
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Creole Nature Trail and All-American Scenic Byway.
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Intracoastal Park offers a play area and camping along the Creole Nature Trail.
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Northline Recreation Area in Sabine National Wildlife Refuge is popular for fishing.
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Hog Island Gully is a popular fishing and crabbing spot located along the Nature Drive.
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The Blue Goose Trail gives visitors a chance to walk along a freshwater marsh at the edge of Calcasieu Lake.
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Alligators are amongst the wildlife that visitors may have an opportunity to see along the Creole Nature Trail.
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The Wetland Walkway is a 1.5-mile loop boardwalk trail with an observation tower. It is located in Sabine National Wildlife Refuge.
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Peveto Woods Sanctuary is a whimsical and quiet area of land created by the Baton Rouge Audobon Society that provides habitat for migrating birds and butterflies.
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A free ferry ride is required to cross a shipping channel at the southern end of the Nature Drive.
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Rutherford Beach is one of the scenic beaches located along Creole Nature Drive.
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A snowy egret in the Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge.
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A bench seat along the Pintail Boardwalk Trail inside Cameron Prairie National Wildlife Refuge.
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A roseate spoonbill digs for food in a marsh along the Creole Nature Trail.
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Information on recreation, dining, entertainment options inside the Lake Charles Visitor Center.
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The Lake Charles Visitor Center is situated in an ideal spot to begin or end a trip along the Creole Nature Trail from.