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BAY ST LOUIS

Interstate 10

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Hwy 90

Hwy 90

BAY ST LOUIS

Jourdan River

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Necaise Boat Launch on the Wolf River/ Diamondhead Marina

10.2 miles one way

3 hours

Open Water in the Bay of St Louis surrounded by Saltwater marsh

Saltwater Marsh, Pines and Ancient Oaks - Landscape view of the Bay of Saint Louis and the beautiful Hwy 90 bridge

Public Boat Launch

MAP LEGEND

GRASSY POINT TRAIL

Canoe/Kayak Launch

Point of Interest

Blueway Trail

Mile Marker

SCENERY

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Grassy Point Trail is a 10.2 mile trip, one way to Diamondhead. Leaving from Necaise Boat Launch on the Wolf River, travel northeast/north to DeLisle Bayou and out to St. Louis Bay. Once in the bay, this trail meanders along the marshes of northern St. Louis Bay. End the long paddle at the Marina restaurant in Diamondhead where you may enjoy refreshments, lunch or dinner and see the beautiful view of St. Louis Bay from the decks. Kayak rentals are available at this site

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Points of Interest1 Necaise Public Boat Launch 30° 21’ 25.3” N, 89° 16’ 23.3” W2 Diamondhead Marina

The Wolf River was named for the red wolf, once found throughout the southeastern US. Although you won’t see any red wolves along the river today, you may see plentiful other wildlife including fox, coyotes, deer, turkey, rabbits, and many songbirds. In the swamp areas along the river, ducks, geese and other wading birds coexist with mink, muskrats, nutria, otter, beaver, opossum, and turtles. If you’re lucky, you may spot an alligator sunning on the riverbank or the shadow of a black bear slipping through the trees.

AVOID PA DDL ING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUG S OR A LC OHOL . ALWAYS WE AR YOUR LIFE JACKE T AND CARRY A WHISTLE OR OTHER SOUND PRODUCING DE VICE, PREFER ABLY AT TACHED TO YOUR LIFE JACKE T. PADDLERS SHOULD CHECK WATER LE VEL AND TIDES, WE ATHER, AND WATERWAY CONDITIONS PRIOR TO E VERY TRIP. REMOVE WHAT YOU BRING, CLE AN UP MORE IF YOU CAN. AVOID TRESPASSING ON PRIVATE L ANDS. PLE ASE BE AWARE OF YOUR SURROUNDINGS AND ALWAYS RESPEC T THE WILDLIFE. REPORT ANY PROBLEMS YOU ENCOUNTER TO THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES IF APPROPRIATE.