Louisville Metro offers a wealth of exercise and recreational opportunities
Citizens are encouraged to take advantage of wellness programs and classes, including:
- Diabetes Prevention Classes
- Diabetes Self-Management Classes
- Exercise Classes
- Weight Control Series
- Wellness Training
LMPHW Health and Wellness Class Schedule for dates and times.
Physical Fitness Opportunities at Metro Parks
| Adapted Leisure |
Activities Serving citizens of all ages with mental and/or physical disabilities. |
| Aquatics |
The year-round Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center and several outdoor summer pools. |
| Athletics |
Youth and adult sports leagues. |
| Community Centers |
16 facilities providing diverse recreation programs throughout our community. |
| Metro Arts Center |
Classes for children and adults in the fine and applied arts. |
| Senior Services |
Recreation for Louisville's diverse senior citizen population. |
| Summer Camps |
Artistic, environmental and sports programs for children. |
*click here to download the current recreation guide
Recreation programs keep communities happy, healthy and active. For more information on the Recreation Division of Metro Parks, call (502) 456-8186 or e-mail Metro Parks.
Web sites of interest:
Low cost ideas for worksite wellness
Physical activity for Everyone: Recommendations
US Department of Health and Human Services
Bicycle and Pedestrian Information
Exercise Paths
Tennis Courts
Curves Audubon Park
Jewish Community Center - Jewish Community Center of Louisville provides everything from recreation to inspiration for you and your family.
Norton HealthCare - Access to health information, classes and events.
YMCA of Greater Louisville - Provides services for any youth or adult who desires to participate, regardless of their ability to pay established membership, class or program fees.
Walking Wednesdays at Crescent Hill Reservoir - Step inside the Crescent Hill Gatehouse to learn the history and innovation behind Louisville Water Company. A Louisville Water Company guide will give visitors a brief historical overview. Afterwards, take a healthy walk around the Reservoir, one of the city’s favorite walking destination. Click here for more information.