Kisatchie Falls

Kisatchie Falls is a named rapid on Kisatchie Bayou in Kisatchie National Forest near Robeline, Louisiana, more accurately a stretch of sliding rapids than a true waterfall because its drop is less than one meter. The site is part of the Kisatchie Ranger District, where the bayou supports canoeing, kayaking, hiking, fishing, and simple camping at the nearby recreation complex. Its name is linked to the Kichai people of the Caddoan Confederacy through the form Kitsatchie, preserving an older Indigenous presence in the landscape. Kisatchie Falls also appears in film history as a location for the 1991 movie The Man in the Moon.

Simpson, Louisiana · United States