Iatt Lake Observation Pier
The Iatt Lake Observation Pier and Day Use Facility is a newly built addition to the recreational opportunities offered by the Catahoula Ranger District. Built in 2003 by members of the Forest Service and various cooperators, the Iatt Lake Observation Pier is a must see attraction. Day Use Area: Restroom, gravel parking, handicap accessible, canoe boat launch, picnic tables, and an awesome observation pier with interpretive signs. The best times to observe migratory birds would be in the spring and fall. There are, however, many bird species that live at Iatt Lake and in the surrounding forests all year long due to the mild climate and open forests and waterways of Louisiana. There are also many other species of wildlife including beaver that can often be observed from the Iatt Lake Observation Pier. Trash disposal available.
Iatt Lake Observation Pier
General Information
Sunrise to Sunset
No fee required.
Address: 5325 LA Highway 8 Bentley, LA 71407-9726
Phone: 318-765-3554
Hours: Due to staffing issues, office may be closed. Please call before visiting. (Closed on federal holidays)
Getting There
Latitude / Longitude
Latitude: 31.651666
Longitude: -92.638333
Directions
From Alexandria, drive north on U.S. Highway 167 to Dry Prong, Louisiana. At the intersection of U.S. Hwy 167 and La. Hwy 123 turn left (west) and travel 300 yards to La. Hwy 122 and turn right onto Hwy 122. Travel on La. Hwy 122 until you reach the signed entrance road and turn left. Follow the road to the end where the parking area is.
Facility and Amenity Information
Water
Potable water is not available at this site.