The Sabine Wildlife Refuge Wetland Walkway is a 1.5-mile flat ADA-friendly loop walking trail through marsh wetlands with an observation tower overlooking the wildlife refuge at the far end.
With informational kiosks, covered benches, and water and a bathroom at the trailhead parking area, the trail passes through a freshwater marsh that is inhabited by migratory and native birds along with turtles and alligators. The trail alternates between a cement path and a wide plank boardwalk that is set atop the marsh.
Accessing the trail is free, and it is open daily from sunrise until sunset.
The Sabine Wildlife Refuge Wetland Walkway is a featured part of the Creole Nature Trail.
Logistics + Planning
Preferable season(s)
Congestion
Parking Pass
Open Year-round
Pros
Cons
Trailhead Elevation
Highest point
Features
Typically multi-day
Permit required
Location
Nearby Adventures
Alligators, Monarch butterflies, 400 species of birds, walking trails and natural, Gulf beaches - you can truly surround yourself in nature in Southwest Louisiana along the Creole Nature Trail All-American Road. After experiencing the great outdoors, you can enjoy the food, culture, music and art that Louisiana is known for the world over – in just a short drive to Lake Charles, LA.
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