• Scenic Walking/Biking Loop
• Wooded walking/biking paths
• Golf Course
• Playgrounds and Pavilions at:
  Big Rock, Hogan's Fountain, Baringer Hill
• Tennis/Basketball Courts
• Splashing Fountain
• Wildlife Sanctuary
• Dog Run at Cochran Hill

• Playground
• Gazebo
• Venue for Cherokee Triangle
  Art Fair and Summer Concerts

• 2 Playgrounds
• Tennis Courts
• Walking/Biking Path
• Basketball Court
• Splashing Fountain

• Walking/Biking Path
• Playing Fields
• Playgrounds
• Tennis/Basketball Courts
• Golf Course
• Special Events
• Venue for Brightside's Volleyball Classic

Highlands-Douglass
Neighborhood on Douglass Blvd, next to the
Douglass Community Center

• Playground
  

Belknap Neighborhood
off of Overlook Terrace

• Playground & Swings
• Gazebo
• Benches, Porch Swings, Picnic Table

Just west of the
Belknap Neighborhood
on Trevilian Way at
Newburg Rd.

• Playgrounds
• Neighboring Nature Center & Preserve
• Tennis Courts
• Volleyball & Soccer
• Hiking Trails
• Pavilion
• Walking path from Newburg Rd.
  to the Nature Center
  

In the Phoenix Hill
Neighborhood at
1000 E. Liberty St.

• Playground
• Picnic Tables and benches
• Venue for Phoenix Hill N.A. events
  

Original Highlands Neighborhood
in the yard of the
Jefferson County
Traditional Middle School

• Playground
• Benches

Tyler Park Neighborhood,
in the
Mid City Mall

• Books, movies, periodicals
• Conference Rooms
• Wireless Internet
• Classes and programs
  for adults, teens, and children
• Storytimes
• Teen Outpost
• Special Events

• Fitness and activities for all ages
• Special Events
• Open gym and gym membership
• Basketball court
• Music and Art lessons
• Summer Camps
• Teen Room
• Game Room

• "Founded in 1895... one of the oldest municipal golf courses in the
  United States... the oldest public
  golf course in Louisville."
• Shorter Course

• "Rated the sixth-toughest course in
  Kentucky and voted “Best of Louisville”
  for several years running."

• Exotic Animal Exhibits
• Splash Park
• Adventure Course
• Special Events
• Programs, Classes, & Camps
• Facilities for group events
• Birthday parties

• One of the largest caverns in the
  United States
• Tram Tours
• Underneath the Zoo

• Beargrass Creek Nature Preserve with
  hiking trails
• Events and Workshops
• Summer camps
• Birthday parties
  

• 11 clay courts
• League and Public Play
• Private Lessons
• Youth Camps and Clinics
• Home to Metro Parks Athletic Office

• Ice Arena
• Skating Lessons
• Ice Shows
• Birthday Parties

• Movie Theater
• Voted "Best of Louisville"

• Stand-up Comedy
• Improvisation
• Special Shows

• Daily Concerts
• Special Shows

• Sand Volleyball Courts
  
• Volleyball Leagues & Tournaments
• Special Events
  

• Performing Arts School
• Student Performances
• Summer Camps

• Haunted Attraction
  
• Opened seasonally in October
• Functional Morgue from 1901 to 1932
• Historical Setting

• Historical Significance
• Famous Burials
• Unique Monuments
• Guided Walking Tours

• Historical Significance
• Veteran Burials

• "...19th-century hemp plantation of John and Lucy Speed. Designed from a plan by Thomas Jefferson and completed in 1816...
• Special Events
• Rental Facility
• Educational Programs
  
  

• Exotic Animal Exhibits
• Splash Park
• Special Events
• Programs, Classes, & Camps
• Facilities for group events
• Birthday parties

Just east of the
Seneca Gardens
Neighborhood

• Established in 1919
• Flight Lessons and Aviation Clubs
• Airplane & Hot Air Balloon Rides
• Special Events
• Venue for the
  Bluegrass Balloon Festival
• Upscale French Restaurant

Underground,
Under the Zoo

• Fish Frys
• Karaoke
• Event Hall for Rent

Meets weekly at
Gilda's Club Louisville

• Business Association
• Sponsor of events:
  Bardstown Road Aglow
  Bardstown Bound
  Corridor Cleanup
  Lunch with Mayor
  Lunch with Councilman
• Sponsors Graffiti Abatement
  Program
  

1140 Cherokee Rd.
at Highland United
Methodist Church

Cherokee Rd.
at Highland Ave.

Former Parr's Rest retirement home across Highland Avenue from Highland Presbyterian Church and purchased by the church. In 2007, re-named the Pleune-Mobley Center in honor of former HPC pastors Peter Henry Pleune and Henry Pope Mobley. A capital campaign, "Blueprint for the Future," raised in excess of $3.2 million to revovate the building.

Provides space for youth programs and church meeting space and houses the programs and offices of Kentucky Refugee Ministries.