Big Lake City Park – Jackson Square loop from Touro Synagogue

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Louisiana

New Orleans

Big Lake City Park – Jackson Square loop from Touro Synagogue

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Big Lake City Park – Jackson Square loop from Touro Synagogue

01:54

32.9km

30m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 2, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 8.44 km for 77 m

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After 27.1 km for 59 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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7.83 km

Bayou St. John

Highlight • River

Beautiful path along the Bayou with grassy banks and wonderful views of some historic homes.

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8.49 km

City Park

Highlight • Natural

Beautiful park in the heart of the city; popular place for young and old

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8.80 km

Big Lake City Park

Highlight • Lake

Literally the big lake within City Park. It is surrounded by art sculptures and a natural habitat for many birds. There is a small bike path on a pier going a bit over the water.

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9.74 km

Bayou Metairie;Big Lake

Lake

14.4 km

French Market

Highlight • Structure

The French Market is an open-air market similar to what you would find in Europe with five blocks of local produce, specialty art, handmade crafts, and retail shopping.

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14.8 km

Washington Artillery Park

Highlight • Monument

It is relaxing to treat yourself to a little break in the beautiful park before diving back into city life.

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15.1 km

Jackson Square

Highlight • Historical Site

An absolute highlight and a must for every visitor to the city - you will inevitably pass by it again and again

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16.5 km

This is a beautiful and well-maintained park that makes for a great picnic spot. There is lots of history, the architecture and landscaping is fantastic, and of course the iconic Louis Armstrong Arch is a must-see.

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