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BAYOU STATE TRAIL ASSOCIATION
Established 2021
LATEST UPDATES
500+
Official miles of
the Bayou State Trail
20+
organizations dedicated for the development and maintenance of future trail segments
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December 13, 2022, the Town Council of Berwick affirmed their support of having the Bayou State Trail pass through town.
August 28, 2024, the Bayou State Trail Association announces a hikeable route of the Bayou State Trail that runs continuously for nearly 500 miles.
December 13, 2022, the Town Council of Berwick affirmed their support of having the Bayou State Trail pass through town.
February 13, 2023, the Natchitoches City Council approved a resolution to officially show support of the adoption of the Bayou State Trail infrastructure initiative.
December 13, 2022, the Town Council of Berwick affirmed their support of having the Bayou State Trail pass through town.
December 13, 2022, the Town Council of Berwick affirmed their support of having the Bayou State Trail pass through town.
November 21, 2022, the City Council of St. Martinville has affirmed their support of having the Bayou State Trail pass through their city.
November 21, 2022, the City Council of St. Martinville has affirmed their support of having the Bayou State Trail pass through their city.
June 2022, BSTA leaders officially report that a section of the Chicot Loop Trail had been declared to be a part of the Bayou State Trail.
June 2022, BSTA leaders officially report that a section of the Chicot Loop Trail had been declared to be a part of the Bayou State Trail.
Charter enthusiasts met and agreed to appoint and vote for leadership positions, making spearhead Brian Chriceol as President in January and former Rotarian District Governor Yvonne Normand as Vice President of the BSTA Trail Association in April, 2022.
Charter enthusiasts met and agreed to appoint and vote for leadership positions, making spearhead Brian Chriceol as President in January and former Rotarian District Governor Yvonne Normand as Vice President of the BSTA Trail Association in April, 2022.
In November 2021, a meeting took place in Baton Rouge whereby the concept and organizational network for a state trail association received an official nod and promise of support from Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser. Subsequent of that, the BSTA was officially launched as an organization on November 13, 2021 to proceed with that goal.
In November 2021, a meeting took place in Baton Rouge whereby the concept and organizational network for a state trail association received an official nod and promise of support from Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser. Subsequent of that, the BSTA was officially launched as an organization on November 13, 2021 to proceed with that goal.
In June 2021, the Rotary District 6200 signed a memorandum of understanding for support of the establishment of an association dedicated to the development of a group to support and bring a sustainable Louisiana trail to fruition.
In June 2021, the Rotary District 6200 signed a memorandum of understanding for support of the establishment of an association dedicated to the development of a group to support and bring a sustainable Louisiana trail to fruition.
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