Bayou Sauvage NWR Madere Unit
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Bayou Sauvage National Wildlife Refuge's Madere Unit offers a play spot for paddlers in the New Orleans area of Louisiana. The refuge encompasses wetland and coastal habitat characteristic of southeastern Louisiana's bayou ecosystems. This location provides access to shallow waters typical of bayou environments where paddlers can practice maneuvers and enjoy recreational paddling.
The Madere Unit sits at coordinates 30.05326, -89.87625 within the broader Bayou Sauvage National Wildlife Refuge system. As a designated play spot, this location caters to paddlers seeking specific water conditions suitable for skill development and recreational activities. The refuge's protected status means paddlers should be aware of any regulations regarding access and use while enjoying this natural area.
Paddlers visiting this location can expect the flat water conditions common to Louisiana bayous. The area's designation as part of a national wildlife refuge indicates the presence of native flora and fauna typical of coastal Louisiana wetlands. Those planning to paddle here should check current access conditions and any seasonal restrictions that may apply to the refuge.