lake martin

With so many great lakes and bayous around Louisiana, you're bound to run into an alligator at some point. But, which Louisiana lakes have the most alligators?

Louisiana tops the list of America's most stressed out states. Fortunately, two of the most peaceful attractions in Louisiana are just minutes away.

If you're craving peace and serenity you're just a few minutes drive away from two of Louisiana's most peaceful places. We've got directions. Bring your camera.

The Rougarou is out there and one Acadiana area group wants to help you find him or her.

One of South Louisiana's most cherished natural landmarks was engulfed in flames following a lightning strike. Here's what it looks like now.

For those who frequent Lake Martin in St. Martin Parish, you may soon have something new to look at in the lake.

The answers were fun and some downright hilarious. We highlighted the Top 3 answers and included a bunch of others.

An agreement between landowners at Lake Martin and the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries allows public access to the boat launch at the lake.

I have been to Lake Martin on several occasions, and it must say that its beauty and serenity are quite calming to the soul.

If you get a chance to take a canoe or kayak (or one of the guided tours) on Lake Martin, bring your camera

My first thought was that the barrels were installed on the trees to serve as some sort of nesting area for local birds

Travel website BigSevenTravel.com recently put out a list of their "Most Instagrammable Spots in Louisiana" and one Acadiana treasure made the cut.

What are the best things to do in Lafayette? When we want to get the real deal we go to the experts, and that's you. Tripadvisor.com has a list of the "9 Best Things To Do In Lafayette" as voted on by you, and here they are!

Some of these things listed I wasn't even aware you could do. A Cajun food tour? Sure, I know where all the spots I love to eat are, but this still sounds like a deliciously fun time for a local or a tourist.

Yesterday, I visited Lake Martin, and though I had been there several times, I had not noticed a beautiful structure set about 500 feet back from the road (between the boat landing and the dead end/turnaround).  So I took a few photographs and posted them on our website, with an inquiry.