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J Smilanic
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Palm trees really help capture that beach feel and offer some shade on hot days.
J Smilanic
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A perfect spot for a picnic!
J Smilanic
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03/27/2019
Interstate 10 passes over a bridge near the beach. The waves of the lake help drown out any noise from the nearby traffic.
J Smilanic
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03/27/2019
The pathway between North Beach and the visitor center.
J Smilanic
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03/27/2019
The visitor center. Inside is all kinds of information on the area and a small cafe.
J Smilanic
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03/27/2019
Nice covered picnic area outside of the visitor center on the water's edge.
J Smilanic
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03/27/2019
The small gator enclosure that allows visitors to get up close to the wildlife.
J Smilanic
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A couple visiting the wildlife enclosure.
J Smilanic
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03/27/2019
One of only 43 designated scenic byways in the U.S., and affectionately known as Louisiana’s Outback, the Creole Nature Trail is a journey into one of America’s “Last Great Wildernesses.”
J Smilanic
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03/27/2019
An alligator sculpture covered in living vines.
J Smilanic
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03/27/2019
The back patio of the visitor center.

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