Louisville's most visited park offers opportunities for fishing, horseback riding, softball, tennis, basketball, golf, bicycling, jogging and picnicking. Discover the beautiful spring wildflowers in the area of Cherokee Park obscured from the road.

This phenomenal 369-acre park offers some of Kentucky's finest recreation facilities, including a gym, indoor courts, weight room, meeting room, Olympic-sized pool, fitness and nature trails, soccer and softball fields, tennis courts, BMX track, arts and crafts classes, and picnic area. Special events include radio-controlled air shows, tournaments, a triathlon, and the Corn Island Storytelling Festival.

The Iroquois Park offers tennis and basketball courts, horseback riding, picnic tables, a walking trail, and scenic outlooks. The park also has an amphitheater where various entertainment events are held and an 18-hole golf course. Part of a renewal program for three large metropolitan parks designed by Frederick Law Olmsted.

Enjoy watching a variety of migrant birds, as well as partaking in hiking, picnicking and nature study. Dedicated in February, 1982, this 41-acre woodland is located near Joe Creason Park and the Louisville Zoological Gardens in Jefferson County. Managed by the Louisville Nature Center, it is an amazing wildlife site with many sighting opportunities.

Enjoy seven miles of scenic trails along the Ohio River from Fourth Street to Chickasaw Park. Beautiful landscape of water fountains, wooded forests and historic markers.