Abita Springs Travel Guide
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Abita Springs
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Abita Springs
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House of Shards
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UCM Museum
msbrandysue Says:
John Preble began his life's work at the UCM Museum, and has created one of the most eccentric works of 'art' and roadside kitche you may ever see. An artist, by choice or just by skill, he began turning junk and knick-knacks into comical, and amazing pieces of works. What...
Biking, Walking, or Jogging the Tammany Trace
msbrandysue Says:
St. Tammany Parish is sort of like Harris County in Houston. It houses many different smaller cities. At least that's what I'm equating it with. In support of the beautiful landscape the parrish built 31 miles of connecting pavement for those to enjoy the tall pine trees and...
Abita Recreation Center
ktaubin Says:
The ARC is a great place for your kids to participate in sports. Check out a website that provides information about this organization. www.abitasports.com
The Abita Brewery
cynthi Says:
Learn how they make the beers. Like I said above, we had lots of fun on our EVEG not-quite-school-related trip. The tap room makes the trip all worth while for some visitors, but really, it is neat to see how they make the beer, from brewing to bottling. If you can't make it...
Originally started as a micro...
BluecatCanoe Says:
Originally started as a micro brewery the beer was so good it is worship far and wide now. Located in Abita Springs because of the great water found there. It also makes the best root beer anywhere.
UCM Museum, a must stop and...
BluecatCanoe Says:
UCM Museum, a must stop and see place too beautiful to describe. Art, gifts, fun things, great people. I took some art classes there.
Abita Springs Bandb
1 Review and 4 Opinions There is a BnB in Abita Springs, and several Time Shares, there are also motels along the main...
Besides the food at the Brew...
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BluecatCanoe 163 reviews
Besides the food at the Brew Pub there are a few restaurants in Abita Springs. I like Artesia, in an old house not far from the brewery with a good menu.
Written Oct 4, 2002
From Baton Rouge take I-12...
cynthi Says:
From Baton Rouge take I-12 East... as always in Louisiana, you need a car to get places!Check out instructions on how to get there (and this map) on www.abita.com
A car is a must, rent one or...
BluecatCanoe Says:
A car is a must, rent one or borrow one and drive to the New Orleans Northshore, stop in the Abita Brew Pub and buy a t-shirt.
Saint Tammany Trace is a...
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BluecatCanoe 163 reviews
Saint Tammany Trace is a bike/walking trail through the area's landscape. Formerly a railroad track that went miles it is now used by runners, walkers, and bikers everyday.
Written Oct 4, 2002
Biking, Walking, or Jogging the Tammany Trace
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msbrandysue 770 reviews
St. Tammany Parish is sort of like Harris County in Houston. It houses many different smaller cities. At least that's what I'm equating it with. In support of the beautiful landscape the parrish built 31 miles of connecting pavement for those to enjoy the tall pine trees and weather the area allows.
The Trace connects Covington, Mandeville, Abita Springs and Slidell. At each of the cities there is a Trailhead with places to use the restroom and facilities. There are also other attractions. I listed more pictures and information in my Things To Do Tips for each city.
The parrish and cities keep these trails upkept and beautiful. I have the 31-mile path on my list of things to do. But I was somewhat injured when I visited.
I also learned in Mandeville you can rent bikes to do the biking. I did not see them at Covington, Slidell or Abita Springs, though.
Equipment: Will need bike, water for the heat, and any safety equipment.
Written Dec 7, 2009
Address: 22049 Main St.
Phone: 985.892.0711
Website: http://www.tammanytrace.org/tour.shtml
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I remember going to Abita...
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BluecatCanoe 163 reviews
Favorite thing: I remember going to Abita Springs as a child for the water and to listen to music at the park. Here is a picture and a link to more information about the Abita Springs Pavillion.
http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/louisiana/abi.htm
Written Oct 4, 2002
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