Lafayette Trails

With all there is to see and do in Lafayette Parish it's no wonder we have a driving trail for every interest. Whether your passion is one of food and drinks, music and dancing, historical places, or ancient oaks, there's a trail for you. Create your own trail by picking stops throughout the Hub City and beyond from each to have a truly unique experience you can't get anywhere else!

Ancient Oaks

In South Louisiana, live oaks are history, heritage, and heirlooms all rolled in to one.

Dancehalls of Cajun Country

Throughout South Louisiana on Friday and Saturday night, buildings that are dormant all week come roaring to life. Flashing arrow signs advertise the evening’s entertainment and empty gravel or grass…

Public Art

Thank goodness for public art. It revitalizes, beautifies and shares the unique stories and heritage of communities. And they withstand the test of time or at least a few decades. The Hub City has…

Azalea Trail

A sure sign that spring has arrived in Lafayette, LA is the abundance of azaleas in a spectrum of reds, pinks, whites, purples and salmons. The Lafayette, LA Azalea Trail begins at our Visitor Center…

Inspiration Journal

Lafayette's blog showcasing the food, music, culture and history at the heart of Cajun & Creole Country.

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Top 5 Parks in Lafayette

Lafayette, Louisiana, is home to various beautiful parks, each offering unique outdoor experiences. From sprawling green spaces and scenic trails to playgrounds and event spaces…

Hub City Day Trips

Lafayette, LA is known as "The Hub City" because of its proximity to major roadways heading north, south, east and west that lead locals and visitors to explore smaller…

October Events Spotlight

If you're looking to spend some time in the Hub City and want to know what events are happening in October, you're in the right place. We'll give you a monthly…

Getting to Lafayette

The city of Lafayette, LA is located in the center of Lafayette Parish at the intersection of I-10 and I-49 between New Orleans and Houston and only 35 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico.

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