Walter B. Jacobs Memorial Nature Park is one of the leading hiking trails in Shreveport. The park features over 5 miles of forested hiking trails in downtown Shreveport. The 160-acre nature park contains a pine-oak-hickory forest accessible and the perfect place to explore the small birds and animals. The park has an interpretive building with three live animal rooms, 2 group picnic areas, an herb garden, a butterfly garden, an outdoor aviary with captive raptors, and 5 miles of hiking trails with wayside exhibits maintained by the Caddo Parish Parks and Recreation Department. The park has a natural park with trails, a picnic area, a center with live raptors, and an outdoor aviary. Walter B. Jacobs Memorial Nature Park is glad to offer free admission for your convenience. Car parking is available.

Red River National Wildlife Refuge is a nature conservation area with a visitor center. The refuge is located in Bossier City, LA. The park has opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The park has several trails for a walk, and you can explore the incredible birds, squirrels, and riverfront areas. The visitor center has a small museum where young and old can get lots of information about nature. Red River National Wildlife Refuge also has a playground area with various nature-themed activities. The refuge lands and outdoor spaces have remained open for the public to enjoy. Red River National Wildlife Refuge is made up of several units in the Red River Valley in northwestern Louisiana. The park has a habitat for waterfowl, wading birds, songbirds, and other native wildlife species. Refuge staff focuses on providing and managing wildlife habitats and providing recreational and educational opportunities for the public.

Lakeshore Mountain Bike Trail is a well-renowned hiking trail in Shreveport. The park has a 7.7-kilometer moderately trafficked loop trail. Lakeshore Mountain Bike Trail has several trails like biking, cycling, and hiking trails. Lakeshore Mountain Bike Trail is well maintained, beautiful, and great for hiking or biking. The trails are marked with different colors for each of the different trails. The park has a beautiful atmosphere and environment. You can explore the great views of the lake most of the way with plenty of spots to rest and the scenery. Lakeshore Mountain Bike Trail is the best place to spend your time with nature. Dogs are welcome and may be off-leash in some areas.