Road Trips from Hammond, LA
Hammond is a good starting point for short hops around Louisiana, with most destinations under three hours. You've got a range of driving experiences, from mixed highway and surface roads to mostly highway routes. Some trips offer park access, like the New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park, while others keep you on the road. If you're looking for a quick day trip or a slightly longer drive with varied terrain, Hammond sets you up well for exploring the state.
Total Routes
4
Shortest
4.2h
With Parks Nearby
4
Weekend trip
Grambling, LA
4h 53m256.2 mi one way
The longest route from Hammond, this 256.2-mile journey to Grambling takes 4.9 hours and scores a perfect 10. It's a mixed highway and surface road drive through mostly flat terrain. This option is unique as it includes Poverty Point National Monument nearby. It's the only pick offering a national monument.
Minden, LA
5h 30m290.7 mi one way
Bastrop, LA
4h 31m226.4 mi one way
Monroe, LA
4h 12m219.7 mi one way
Browse by Mood
Grambling, LA
4h 53m256.2 mi one way
Minden, LA
5h 30m290.7 mi one way
Bastrop, LA
4h 31m226.4 mi one way
Monroe, LA
4h 12m219.7 mi one way
Minden, LA
5h 30m290.7 mi one way
Bastrop, LA
4h 31m226.4 mi one way
Monroe, LA
4h 12m219.7 mi one way
When to Go
Spring
Spring offers mild weather for drives. Consider routes with nearby parks like New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park.
Summer
Summer heat makes shorter, highway-focused drives appealing. Plan for longer trips to account for potential heat.
Fall
Fall provides comfortable temperatures for exploring. The drive to Grambling offers a national monument for a longer excursion.
Winter
Winter trips can be pleasant. The mixed highway and surface routes offer varied driving experiences.
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