Cypress Nature Study Center was founded in 1977 as a preserve for nature study, the center is devoted to celebrating and exploring life through nature by sharing the excitement and fun of our natural world. The Nature Center's multi-use facility includes a large Interpretive Center, classroom, animal lab, where you will see fish, crawfish, turtles, and our alligators "Claudette and Clovis," and 4.5 miles of trails situated on an 84-acre forest and wetland area. The Nature Center provides educational programs and services to students, teachers, scouts, and families throughout northwest Louisiana, southwestern Arkansas, and east Texas.
Cypress Nature Trail
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Activities
Biking
Camping
Dog Walking
Fishing
Walking
Hiking
Trail Running
Swimming
National Recreation Trail Details
Length: 4.5 Miles
Loop Trail: No
Primary Trail Type: Greenway, Nature Trail
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Agency: City, Town, or County
Entry Fee: -
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Location: Rural, 13 mi. north of Shreveport at the Cypress-Black Bayou Recreation Area.
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State: LA
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Driving Directions:
From I-220 Bossier City head north on Airline Drive for approximately 5 miles, turn right on Linton Road; go East 4.3 miles to Cypress Black Bayou Recreation Area entrance (east or left side of the road). Upon entering the park stop at our gate house and receive further instructions to the nature center.
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Average Width: 48 Inches
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Year Designated: 1979
