Cherokee Park

Cherokee Park is a 389-section of land civil stop in Louisville. Opened in 1891, the recreation center's most mainstream include is its 2.4-mile Scenic Loop, which goes through forested territories and in addition glades and moving slopes. It has isolate paths for autos and people on foot. A portion of alternate highlights found in the recreation center are Beargrass Creek, the Big Rock cookout zone and play area, Frisbee Hill, Nettleroth Bird Sanctuary, and Hogan's Fountain.

Exercises at the recreation center incorporate bows and arrows, b-ball, biking, angling, hitting the fairway, climbing, horseback riding, tennis, and that's only the tip of the iceberg. There are likewise numerous creatures in the recreation center, for example, beavers, winged creatures, deer, foxes, sells, and turtles.