If you want to really practice social distancing and enjoy some of the best scenery in Louisiana, now may be a good time to head to Louisiana’s Kisatchie National Forest.

Located in the Kisatchie National Forest, the Wild Azalea Trail carries the honor of being the longest hiking trail in Louisiana.

Kisatchie National Forest is a great way enjoy some of Louisiana's most beautiful landscapes. In particular, the Wild Azalea Trail that covers more than 20 miles of Central Louisiana.

The racers were split into trail runners and cyclists on 27-mile and 50-mile courses in the Kisatchie National Forest near Valentine Lake, with more choosing the shorter course.

Lose yourself in serene trails, birdwatching spots, wildflower blooms, and scenic overlooks in one of Louisiana's most stunning natural escapes.

The Wild Azalea Trail is the longest continuous trail in Louisiana. The WAT winds through the Kisatchie National Forest in Central Louisiana. It spans about 28 miles from Woodworth to Valentine Lake.

This Western Louisiana town's mix of Civil War-era sites and beautiful natural surrounds make it a must-visit for history buffs and those who love to fish.

In Vernon Parish, a herd of wild horses has roamed the Kisatchie National Forest for years.

The Fort Worth Zoo released 75 Louisiana pine snakes into the Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana earlier this month, the facility revealed in a recent social media post.

Earlier this month, the zoo released 75 Louisiana pine snakes into the Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana, according to a social media post from the establishment.

The teens were camping in Kisatchie National Forest. Wikipedia They congratulated the teens on their graduation and wished them good luck in their futures.

It reminds me of when I was a kid taking hikes on the Wild Azalea Trail, the longest trail in Louisiana. It covers 26 miles in the Kisatchie National Forest just outside of Alexandria and likely ...