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A footpath connects the campground to covered pavilions.
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Hard Bottom Trailhead near the bathhouse of the campground.
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A beautiful scene along Hard Bottom Trail.
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Jesse James Trail Intersects with Hard Bottom Trail not far into the hike.
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A view of Bayou Macon from Hard Bottom Trail
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Berries found long the side of the trail.
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There are several signs warning visitors of the possibility of black bears being nearby.
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A pier going across a finger of the reservoir.
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A view of some of the lakeside cabins.
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One of the rustic cabins suspended over the reservoir.
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One of the many bird species you may spot at Poverty Point State Park.
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An elevated boardwalk near the marina.
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Some pelicans in the reservoir near the marina.

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