The Tangipahoa River is a long clear river that runs through southeast Louisiana and provides miles of enjoyable paddling in a scenic wilderness area. This river has some flow to it and is lined with lots of gravel and sandbars, both of which are rare in Louisiana. This section of the river starts at the Highway 443 and travels south to a take-out Lee's Landing. There is no good access to the river between the put-in and the take-out so paddlers should only run this section if they are prepared for a long day trip on the river.