Urban green corridor connecting Mid-City to the French Quarter. Wide paved path with lighting, public art, and easy access to coffee shops and breweries.

Highlights

Urban connectionLighting at nightParks & artGreat for commuting

E-Bike Notes: Class 1-3 allowed (respect city speed & path rules)

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Mississippi River Trail - Baton Rouge Levee

Baton RougeBaton Rouge Area

Easy

Distance:Up to 13+ miles

Surface:Paved / packed gravel

Scenic levee-top trail following the Mississippi River near LSU and downtown Baton Rouge. Big river views, wide-open sightlines, and room to cruise.

Highlights

River viewsSunsetsLSU accessGreat training ride

E-Bike Notes: Class 1-3 allowed; watch for pedestrians & runners

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Red River Bicycle Trail

Shreveport / Bossier CityNorth Louisiana

Easy

Distance:6+ miles

Surface:Paved

Paved riverside trail along the Red River with views of the riverfront, casinos, and downtown skyline. Great option for North Louisiana riders.

Highlights

Riverfront viewsDowntown accessFamily friendlyFlat & fast

E-Bike Notes: Class 1-3 allowed

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Fontainebleau State Park & Lakefront

Mandeville / NorthshoreNorthshore

Easy

Distance:5–15+ miles (park + lakefront links)

Surface:Paved / hardpack

Scenic riding at Fontainebleau State Park with connections to the Mandeville lakefront and Tammany Trace. Great first stop for riders staying on the Northshore.

Highlights

Lake Pontchartrain viewsPier & beach areaEasy Trace accessCamping options

E-Bike Notes: Class 1-3 on paved paths and park roads; always respect posted signs.

New Orleans City Park & Lakeshore

New OrleansNew Orleans Area

Easy

Distance:8–20+ miles (linkable loops)

Surface:Paved

Mix a loop around City Park, Bayou St. John, and Lakeshore Drive for a flat urban ride with water views, oak trees, and plenty of food/coffee stops.

Highlights

City Park oaksLakefront breezesBayou St. JohnPlenty of stops

E-Bike Notes: Class 1-3 allowed on roads and most paved paths; check local signage in park areas.

Crescent Park & Riverfront Links

New Orleans Bywater / French QuarterNew Orleans Area

Easy

Distance:3–10 miles

Surface:Paved / concrete

Short but photogenic ride above the river in Crescent Park, with options to link nearby streets and the French Quarter. Best as part of a bigger city loop.

Highlights

River viewsIndustrial backdropBywater muralsClose to the Quarter

E-Bike Notes: Best for slow cruising; treat it like a shared promenade and keep speeds low.

Chicot State Park Loop Roads

Ville Platte / Central LouisianaCentral Louisiana

Medium

Distance:10–20+ miles

Surface:Paved / chip-seal

Rolling park roads and quiet nearby highways around Chicot State Park and Lake Chicot. Good option for riders who want longer, slightly hillier pavement.

Highlights

Lake viewsForest sectionsCamping & cabinsQuiet roads

E-Bike Notes: Roads and park loops are generally e-bike friendly; check singletrack rules before entering.

Creole Nature Trail Segments

Lake Charles & Southwest LouisianaSouthwest Louisiana

Medium

Distance:Pick 10–40 mile segments

Surface:Paved highway shoulders / park roads

The full Creole Nature Trail is a long scenic byway, but e-bikers can cherry-pick quieter stretches and refuge access roads for big-sky marsh and Gulf views.

Highlights

Marshland sceneryWildlife viewingGulf proximityBirding

E-Bike Notes: Treat this as a road ride; visibility and traffic awareness are key.

Cane River Lake & Historic Natchitoches

NatchitochesCentral Louisiana

Easy to Medium

Distance:10–30 miles (out-and-back)

Surface:Paved

Follow the Cane River National Heritage area roads for a scenic e-bike cruise past plantations, historic sites, and waterfront views near Natchitoches.

Highlights

Historic sceneryRiver viewsSmall-town charmMultiple turn-around points

E-Bike Notes: Primarily on public roads; ride defensive and avoid peak traffic where possible.

False River Loop (Road Ride)

New Roads / Pointe Coupee ParishBaton Rouge Area

Medium

Distance:33-mile loop (can shorten)

Surface:Paved

Classic Louisiana road loop circling False River with constant water views and rolling country highways. Great e-bike route for fitness and scenery.

Highlights

River loopSmooth pavementSmall-town stopsSunset views

E-Bike Notes: Best for comfortable road riders; use lights and high-visibility gear.

Sam Houston Jones State Park Roads & Paths

Lake Charles areaSouthwest Louisiana

Easy

Distance:5–12 miles

Surface:Paved / park roads

Relaxed park roads and short paved paths through pines and along waterways. Good place for new riders or test rides near Lake Charles.

Highlights

Pine forestWater viewsWildlifeCampground access

E-Bike Notes: Class 1-3 typically fine on roads and paved paths; confirm local park guidance.

Tunica Hills Backroads (Gravel/Chip-Seal)

Near St. FrancisvilleFelicianas / Bluffs

Hard

Distance:10–40 mile route options

Surface:Gravel / chip-seal / hilly roads

Hilly, twisty backroads near Tunica Hills and Clark Creek area with more elevation than most of Louisiana. Great training ground for powerful e-bikes.

Highlights

Hills!Forest canyonsQuiet backroadsChallenging climbs

E-Bike Notes: Roads and gravel are fine for capable e-bikes; check any WMA / hiking trail access rules separately.

E-Bike Trail Tips

Check Local Regulations

Always verify e-bike class restrictions before riding. Some trails allow Class 1 only, while others permit all classes.

Respect the Trail

Yield to pedestrians and traditional cyclists. Ride at appropriate speeds and follow posted rules.

Bring Essentials

Pack water, spare battery charge, repair kit, and bug spray (Louisiana mosquitoes are serious!).

Weather Awareness

Louisiana weather changes quickly. Check forecasts and avoid trails during heavy rain or storms.

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