The weather is getting warmer and the flowers are beginning to bloom. If you’re in the mood to get out of the house and stretch your legs, Louisville’s a city with plenty of places to take a nice, easy walk.
Sure, we are a car-dependent city for many things, but that doesn’t mean we lack walkable places to enjoy our town. Curious about where to go? We’ve put together a list of 12 places to talk a walk not an exhaustive list, of course, but a starting point.
Got a favorite place to walk? Let us know at leo@leoweekly.com.
The Louisville Zoo
1100 Trevilian Way
Whether you’re walking through the Zoo as part of a regular visit, a trip to Wild Lights, or another event, you’ll have plenty of walking space — and, of course, plenty of opportunities to see animals.
Photo via facebook.com/LouisvillezooCave Hill Cemetery
701 Baxter Ave.
Perhaps this suggestion is a little morbid, but hey, the grounds are very beautiful.
Photo via cavehillcemetery_arboretum/InstagramThe Parklands of Floyds Fork
Park locations vary
Nearly 4,000 acres comprise this expansive “urban park corridor,” making it an incredibly spacious place to walk.
Photo via Facebook.com/theparklandsoffloydsfork/ The Parklands of Floyds ForkA Mall
Locations vary
Yes, you could argue this one’s a cop-out, because, hey, malls are certainly not exclusive to Louisville, but they are great spots for walking.
Photo via facebook.com/OxmoorCenter
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