Grand Ecore Visitor Center

Positioned in the quaint community of Grand Ecore, merely a short four-mile journey north of Natchitoches, Louisiana, the Visitor Center boasts a commanding position atop a bluff towering 80 feet above the meandering Red River. Engaging exhibits within the center offer a deep dive into the vital role played by the Corps of Engineers in the development, preservation, and enhancement of the water resources in the region. Visitors are treated to enlightening displays on the area's geology, paleontology, and the rich tapestry of Native American cultures that have shaped the landscape over time.

Explorers of history will find themselves immersed in a treasure trove of significant sites surrounding the center, with the city of Natchitoches proudly holding the title of the oldest settlement, dating back to 1714 within the expansive Louisiana Purchase territory. Delving further into the past, Grand Ecore reveals its own historical importance, once under the stewardship of a French commandant who oversaw the garrison with a watchful eye. A visit to this unique center promises not only breathtaking views but also a journey through the layers of time that have shaped this remarkable region.

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