Moxy Louisville Downtown

This is a beautiful bridge walk with views of Louisville and the Ohio River. You can enjoy the boats on the water and the Louisville skyline. It is a great place for kids to ride their bikes. Accessibility: This trail is likely accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers. Accessible Parking: Number of designated accessible spaces: 2 at the trailhead; Number of van-accessible spaces with access aisles: 2; Parking lot surface: paved Trail Details: Trail...

This is a paved loop around Waterfront Park along the Ohio River. There are great views of the bridges and the city. There are playgrounds, gardens, and the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Memorial Statue along the route. Accessibility: There are 4 designated accessible spaces in the paved parking lot off of Adams Street at the east end of the trail. All of them are van-accessible with striped access aisles. The trail surface is paved concrete, smooth, and typically at least 8 feet wide. The...

Plenty of parking areas. On the far eastern end, the bike path follows the road and is shared with vehicle traffic. Along the way are Lewis and Clark Park, Falls of the Ohio State Park, and the George Rogers Clark homesite. Some bathrooms are scattered along the trail. Website for the Ohio River Greenway: http://ohiorivergreenway.org/ Accessibility: There are at least 2 designated accessible spaces along East Riverside Drive at the east end of the trail. They do not appear to be...

Take the paved path down to the Ohio River and witness one of the largest Devonian fossil beds in history. This is also a historic site where Lewis and Clark stopped on their journey. Visit the visitors center and learn more about their stay and the Corps of Discovery. There are both outdoor and indoor exhibits available to educate visitors on the history of the region including the geography, culture, and wildlife in the area. Accessibility: There are 4 designated accessible spaces in the...

Falls of the Ohio State Park has an interpretive center as well as picnic areas, an overlook, and plenty of areas to explore. The main attraction is walking around on the rocks in the shallow water and seeing the fossils in the rocks. There are some rocks for the kids to climb around on and some small "caves" for them to explore. There is a parking fee unless you are an annual pass holder. There is an additional fee to enter the interpretive center.