5 Places to Enjoy Nature with your Family and Friends in Louisville Kentucky
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The word nature was derived from the Latin word natura and in ancient times it literally meant "birth." It is one of the most beautiful miracles that we can see from pictures, our very own backyard and literally everywhere. It's amazing that everything that we can see around us has been honed by nature, time, preserved by people before us and we continue to protect.
A friend once told me that our body's energy get's drained especially when we are often interacting with people or depending on the job that we currently have. It's not the kind of energy that you get from sleep, coffee or food.
I haven't exactly tried hugging a tree or pressing my palm for a long period of time, but I energized walking surrounded by huge trees, breathing fresh air and the morning sun hitting my skin. It is renewing my energy and I feel great.
However, it may not always be summer in Louisville, I know that it's a bit chilly to be outside for a long time and also one of the reason's is that "Winter is coming!" Lol! We still have time to enjoy being outside and visit the park near us and renew our energy before the holidays start.
I decided to list 5 Places where you can enjoy the nature and park with your family and friends if you are visiting or not in Louisville. Enjoy!
1. Cherokee Park
Cherokee Park is a 409-acre municipal park located in Louisville, Kentucky and is part of the Louisville Olmsted Parks Conservancy. Cherokee Park has 500,000 visitors annually, making it tied for the 69th most popular municipal park in the United States. Cherokee Park is also a home to a surprising diversity of wildlife and plants. Eastern white tail deer, raccoon, gray fox, opossum, groundhogs, Eastern cottontail, gray squirrel, fox squirrel, snapping turtles, Eastern box turtle, garter snakes, red- tailed hawk, crows, beaver, the Louisville Crayfish, and a handful of salamander varieties. Many different songbird species have been seen in the parks by the Beckham Bird Club and other naturalists. Read more at
Things to do:
- Walking, Hiking, Running orJogging
- Bike Riding, Fishing, Sledding, Picnics, Archery, etc.
2. Louisville Waterfront Park
Address: 231 Witherspoon, Louisville, KY
The Park is made up of three phases and totals 85 acres. Phase I broad, open spaces appropriate for large events, as well as smaller spaces intended for family gatherings or enjoying the Ohio River in a secluded setting. The centerpiece of Phase I is the Great Lawn, the park's most distinctive open space.
Image source: http://www.louisvillewaterfront.com/
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