Cotton House, Cleveland, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

This 0.5 mile one-way trail takes visitors through a bottomland hardwood forest and terminates at a blind, a special cover to hide from wildlife. Here, photographers of all skill levels can observe and photograph wildlife that is drawn to the waters of the Stillwater bayou tributary. Visitors can see wood ducks, prothonotary warblers, hooded mergansers, red-eared sliders and many other species.

The Herbert Nature Trail is a 0.9 mile loop that meanders along the banks of Happy Hollow Lake and features an observation tower at its midpoint, which provides views of a meadow and reforestation area.

This trail heads south from the Central Street levee parking to Deaton Street and back. This is a maintenance road. Maintenance vehicles may be present. Wearing bright clothing, a helmet, and using lights or flags are recommended when sharing space with motor vehicles. Accessibility: There may not be any designated accessible spaces in the parking lot off of Central Street at the start of the trail. This lot is on a steep (over 2%) cross-slope. There are at least 2 designated and...

This is a short boardwalk trail with amazing swampy views. There are lots of birds and huge trees. It is a very peaceful place. Accessibility: This trail is likely accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers. Accessible Parking: Number of designated accessible spaces: 2 at the trailhead; Number of van-accessible spaces with access aisles: 2; Parking lot surface: paved. Trail Details: Trail surface: paved concrete, wooden boardwalk with railings; Average...

A variety of bottomland hardwoods encompass the trail at Lake Chicot State Park. Birds and wildflowers flourish in this rich area. Groves of mature pecan trees provide a safe haven for playful squirrels. A diversity of man's influence and nature is visible on this trail.