Destinations · Louisiana
New Roads
LA · 30.7017, -91.4361
From New Roads, Louisiana, Byway's registries place 7 scenic byways within 30 miles.
Understand
New Roads is the second oldest settlement in the state of Louisiana, after New Orleans. It was built alongside what was once the Mississippi River. But since the city was first settled, the river has changed its course and left behind an oxbow lake. Oxbow lakes are known for their semi-circular or crescent shapes, and they occur when one curve in the river is cut off from the main channel and becomes sealed of from it, creating a lake. Over the years, New Roads has become one of the most visited small towns in the state, and several tourists return after their first trip.
Day-trip loops
Baked loops for New Roads are growing. The weave below is measured today; plan a live day trip and the engine routes it now.
Within reach
Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.
Scenic byways
- River Road Scenic Byway · 2 mi · national
- Louisiana Scenic Bayou Byway · 5 mi
- Great River Road · 7 mi · national
- Tunica Trace Scenic Byway · 9 mi
- Lower Mississippi Historic Scenic Byway · 21 mi · national
- Zydeco Cajun Prairie Scenic Byway · 22 mi
Named places
- Waterloo · 5 mi
- Anchor · 5 mi
- Myrtles Plantation · 8 mi
- Alma · 8 mi
- Cottage Plantation · 11 mi
- Cottage Plantation · 11 mi
- False River · 13 mi
- Elliot City · 17 mi
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More day-trip bases nearby
- Krotz Springs · 22 mi
- Port Allen · 22 mi
- Baton Rouge · 24 mi
- River Parishes · 24 mi
- Atchafalaya Basin · 26 mi