Iroquois Park overlook — Attraction in Louisville

It is a beautiful place to be and a even better place to bring loved ones. It would be even better if they hired me. I've been trying to work here for years and change things for the better. The trials need to be cleaned and cleared of spiders and ticks. I almost got bit over a thousand times so never go in the woods at night without a light and proper foot gear. The Fence was a waste of time to put up and the look out use to be taller. Money wasted and I could have made it a lot better. 1 million dollars gone to waste. It's not 1 bathroom up top so please go before you make that long trip. Roads are bad be careful driving walking or skating. I love the park and want to make it better for all that comes. I am native American myself and why not be a part of a great...

This is a perfect place to go get fresh air, exercise, and fun. An Olmsted Park, and one of the best in the Metropolis. South Louisville's own country nook in a city that is full of hustle. This is the inner sanctuary. Not to mention all the events if you were looking for action. Hike up to the overlook to get a view of the downtown skyline. A great view of Thunder Over Louisville. Renovation is currently underway in the upper tier of the park, but it can still be enjoyed on horseback or foot. The gate to the top of the road in Iroquois Park will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays through Sunday, January 1, 2017 This 700+ Acre Park is never overcrowded especially at the overlook. Come...

I had mostly good experiences here. There were some concerning signs of people ENcamping within the park. With some litter and graffiti. But the stairs look semi maintained, felt safe to walk up and be at the top. The photos I posted were from early Sunday foggy morning before sunrise, to watch the sun come up over the hills with a purple fog and the multicolored trees. It was chilly and beautiful. I had the place to myself until 9:00 a.m. when the National guard and hikers began climbing up, to then go through the...