Bayou Teche Scenic Byway

Moss draped Bald Cypress on the banks of Bayou Teche stoically watches life on the bayou.

Fishing for crawfish is a way of life for
residents in Atchafalaya National
Heritage Area

Selling shrimp on Morgan City dock nets best prices for fishermen.

Paddling the Atchafalaya Basin is one of best ways to appreciate the wilderness and spillway.

Mr. Charlie guards storied waterway.

Engineering Marvel stands proud since 1953.

Mr. Charlie still plays a vital role in oil and gas industry.

Derring duo's aviation life documented in museum

Cypress lumber industry, coveted in Louisiana, documented in Patterson Museum.

Chitimacha Tribe protects their culture with museum.

Basket weaving still important to Chitimacha culture.

Shadows on the Teche, a National Historic Landmark, documents life along the Bayou Teche of Weeks Family.

National Historic Landmark significant home along Bayou Teche Scenic Byway.

Avery Island repository for wildlife in addition to storied hot sauce.

Famous hot sauce calls Avery Island home.

St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church guards Evangeline Oak and the tomb of Evangeline.

Acadian Reenactment at Acadian Memorial

Longfellow Historic Site documenting Acadiana lifestyles on the banks of the Bayou Teche.

Longfellow Historic Site on the Banks of Bayou Teche a rite of passage for Acadians throughout the United States.