Exercise Paths

Looking for a place to walk or run? Visit your Metro Parks, where there are more than 40 miles of paved exercise paths in two dozen parks. 

Find information about bike paths.

A 23-mile section of the Louisville Loop, which contains both the Riverwalk and the Ohio River Levee Trail, has recently been opened. [See 2008 news release]

PAVED EXERCISE PATHS

Algonquin Park
0.25 mile, walking

Beargrass Creek Greenway
1.33 miles, multi-use

Blue Lick Park
.25, walking

Butchertown Greenway
Brownsboro Road to River Road
0.5 mile, multi-use

Camp Taylor Memorial Park
0.33 mile, walking

Cane Run Road Park
0.75 mile, walking

Cherokee Park
Baringer Path: 0.6 mile,
multi-use
Scenic Loop: 2.4 miles,
multi-use
Willow Pond: 0.375 mile, walking

Chickasaw Park
1 mile, fitness

Carrie Gaulbert Cox Park
1 mile, walking

Des Pres Park
0.5 mile, walking

Flaget Field Park
0.25 mile, walking

Hays Kennedy Park
0.75 mile, walking

Highview Park
0.33 mile, walking

Iroquois Park
New Cut Road Path: 1.6 miles, multi-use
Rundill Road: 3.5 miles, multi-use
Summit Hill: 0.25 mile, walking
Toppill Road: 0.5 mile, multi-use
Uppill Road: 1.5 miles, multi-use

Jefferson Memorial Forest
0.25 mile, walking

Joe Creason Park
3.1 mile, multi-use

Klondike Park
0.33 mile, walking

Ohio River Levee Trail
6.5 miles, multi-use

Petersburg Park
0.35 mile, walking

RiverWalk
6.9 miles, multi-use

Roberson Run Walking Path
0.5 mile, multi-use

Seneca Park
1.2 miles, walking

South Central Park
0.33 mile, walking

Southern Parkway Bridle Path
Western Side
2.6 miles, multi-use

Thurman Hutchins Park
0.9 mile, walking

Tyler Park
0.125 mile, walking

Upper River Road Path
Zorn Avenue to Indian Hills Trail
1.125 miles, multi-use

Watterson Lake
0.25 mile, walking

Wyandotte Park
0.25 mile, walking

If you're interested in measuring the distance of your exercise routes, check out the Gmaps Pedometer.