Spectacular scenery, historic sites, canopy roads and challenging hills await your next ride in West Feliciana Parish.

This 25 mile ride goes to Greenwood Plantation and back to Tourist Information Center. You will travel along  Tunic Road across Bayou Sara on Low water bridge along tree-lined route. Tour Greenwood Plantation.

This 35-mile loop has lots of small hills with a couple of huff and puff hills. The roads are in good condition except for Jones Vaughn Creek Road, which has not been resurfaced. You’ll enjoy this ride as you work to get up a hill and then enjoy the thrill of careening down the other side. Beautiful, sandy creeks greet you at the bottom of the hills. Some of them are inviting enough to entice you in for a swim or at least to rest and have a snack. There are no stores along the route, so bring plenty of water and snacks.

   Starting August 1, 2011 all state historic sites will be closed on Monday's and Tuesday's. This incluPort Hudson State Historic Site.

Site of a Major Civil War Action. Longest siege,with  first employment of African-American Troops.        Walking tours and living history events.

This 15-mile loop will give you a taste of the Feliciana hills without a commitment of lots of miles. At the end of the ride, you can enjoy the beautiful gardens of Rosedown Plantation.

This 45-mile loop will reward you with beautiful, small country roads that go by the lovely plantation homes, The Myrtles and Butler Greenwood both of whom are open for tours. You will also travel in front of the historic Locust Grove Cemetery and the Audubon State Historic Site. At the Audubon State Historic Site, you can visit the nearly 200-year-old Oakley Plantation and view several original Audubon prints. There are no stores along the route, so bring lots of water and snacks. Rolling with a few hills

Very light traffic on most of the roads. You will encounter traffic on Hwy. 61 but there is a shoulder.

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