Get Away From It All At The Mary Ann Brown Nature Preserve In Louisiana

Spending time outdoors is always a good idea. Lucky for us, Louisiana has some truly stunning natural scenery that we can enjoy whenever we want! If you’re on the hunt for a new natural space to explore, consider heading over to West Feliciana Parish where you’ll find the Mary Ann Brown Nature Preserve, an enchanting oasis perfect for a day of outdoor adventure.

You’ll find the Mary Ann Brown Nature Preserve in St. Francisville, Louisiana.

Stephanie Smith/All Trails The 109-acre preserve is a rich, mixed pine-hardwood forest peppered with gorgeous native hardwoods including loblolly and shortleaf pines that offer plenty of shade on your walk.

There are roughly two miles of walking trails that will take you throughout the preserve.

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A far departure from the flat, boardwalk trails through the swamps, one of the most unique features about the preserve is the unique landscape.

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Steep slopes and rocky terrain will make you question if you’re still in Louisiana.

Billy Grigg/All Trails Even with the uneven landscape, the trail is suited for all skill levels.

You’ll have some stunning scenery along the way.

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There are several perfect spots to sit for a spell and take in the view, and maybe spot some wildlife.

Billy Grigg/All Trails It’s one of the few places in Louisiana where you can see chipmunks, one of the cutest woodland creatures ever.

The preserve is open to the public daily from dawn until dusk.

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For more information, be sure to check out their website. If the trails at the Mary Ann Brown Nature Preserve inspire you to tackle more trails, check out our previous article where we highlight some of our favorite hiking trails in Louisiana. Have you ever visited the Mary Ann Brown Nature Preserve? Share your experience with us in the comments below!

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The 109-acre preserve is a rich, mixed pine-hardwood forest peppered with gorgeous native hardwoods including loblolly and shortleaf pines that offer plenty of shade on your walk.

Mike Brannin/Google

Billy Grigg/All Trails

Even with the uneven landscape, the trail is suited for all skill levels.

Ryan Saucier/Google

It’s one of the few places in Louisiana where you can see chipmunks, one of the cutest woodland creatures ever.

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Address: MaryAnn Brown Nature Preserve, 13515 LA-965, St Francisville, LA 70775, USA