Beautiful 1.9-mile loop trail! Lots of great shade and a fun wooded tree swing to channel your inner child. Highly recommend this one-stop shop, especially since it's located right by fabulous restaurants and the USPS. read more

Since it had rained for a number of days I wanted to find a trail that was paved. Anchorage Trailhead is a 2.1 paved trail that is quite scenic and mostly flat for those of us who are a bit older but still enjoy hiking. It's a peaceful stroll in a mostly wooded area. Yeah, there a few areas that lack a bit of shade on a hot day but overall it's a nice walk. read more

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The Anchorage trail has a lot to offer for people that like to explore see nature and walk. This was a nice hidden Trail in the city of Anchorage. Took me a second to kind of find out where it started but then when I found it I was off and running. It's a awesome place with a Lotta trees Lotta good scenery lotta animals and just a nice overall clean trail read more

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Went for a stroll early morning. The trail was clean and saw only a handful of people with their dogs. Generally an easy and well-kept trail. If you're lucky, like I was, I saw a deer in the woods. Parking was abundant in the early morning. read more

Awesome walking tail located in anchorage. Our daughter is attending slime camp a Ross the street at whet your Pilate so we decided to check this place out. Very quiet and peaceful. Can either stay on concrete laid paths or small nature paths as well. Very beautiful scenery to take in with the wilderness, creeks, bridges, ponds and open spaces. There is a spot if two with an old fashioned tree swing to give it a vintage touch as well. read more

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When I think of Anchorage, I think very nice and small. Those were the same terms I assumed for this trail, and I was dead wrong! (But only about the small part.) Anchorage Trail is a huge park that has all kinds of beautiful scenery and is perfect for walkers/hikers/bikers/runners. I never really had a problem with trying to figure out where to go, as everything is clearly marked and the beginning of the trail shows a map of all the different routes. There were a couple times where path would split into two or three ways, but every trail takes you in a big circle. There's so much to see on your way around. You'll find big open wheat fields, some beautiful houses, a small lake, and maybe even some furry friends! (deer, that is..) I highly recommend this trail for some great outdoors in the East end. read more

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Beautiful trail. If it wasn't so far I'd be here every week. Don't know how but I always manage to meet the nicest folks on walks. Cute dogs too. read more

This is by far one of the best hidden gems in the Louisville area. It is marked by stone walls, brick paths, and wooden bridges which provides a vintage feeling as well as many modern touches to make it safe and appealing to all ages. From tree swings to dirt and paved paths, a dog park, and an accessible creek, this is a must do on the list of outdoor recreation! Bikers, runners, and walkers are always welcome, Don't miss it! read more

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Holy walking trails Batman, who knew?! I'm still not sure how I have lived so close to this awesome trail for 4 years and just discovered it? Anchorage trail is a 2-mile paved loop of sheer beauty that winds over creeks, through fields and trees, beside Willow Lake and more. The trail is approximately 10 feet wide with plenty of room for walkers, runners, and bikers. It is pet friendly but signage and doggy bag stations remind owners to pick up after their dogs! While walking we saw an amphitheater, tree swings, scenic lake docks, unique benches, an old outhouse (replica?) and more. There are numerous nature paths leading off the main paved trail, but we didn't take time to explore those (it was a balmy 40 degrees!). The path was very well maintained and we can't wait to go back and see it in the spring! There was a small parking lot near the entrance, that I imagine might get crowded during warmer months or during events held at the amphitheater. I am so happy to have learned about the Anchorage Trail and will definitely be a frequent guest! read more

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As a wildlife photographer, I know my way around the park system in the Louisville area very well. Anchorage Park has an extremely rich wildlife ecosystem very representative of all the wildlife one might expect to see in the region, located in one small park. Never disappointed. read more

Anchorage Trail - Concerned doe letting me know, "that's close enough." - Hiking Near Me - Anchorage, Kentucky

A little bit woods, a little bit country, little bit rock & roll -- this community trail packs in a great deal of fun. There is a paved main waking path and a cleared but rugged nature trails under the bridges and through the woods (no really -- it goes under one of the bridges on the paved path). The nature trail is perfect for humans, horses and dogs alike -- but they nicely remind you (with lots of signs and doggy bag stations) that everyone doesn't love your dog as much as you do -- so clean up after it. The trail winds through the woods and up to some on Anchorages neighboring properties. Check "yes" next to these boxes: Amphitheater, flowing creek, scattered and plentiful tree swings, docks with lake views, vibrant sunsets, frolicking deer, quacking geese, bird feeders and rustic benches, fresh air and wide open spaces. The path is not lighted -- but that hasn't stopped me or the Village Anchors that trek this trail. It's not uncommon to come across families, runners, dog walkers and even horse riders as the sun sets and visibility is low. It's a trail you can walk at all hours and never feel unsafe. My only words of warning are for: 1) the paved trail after a heavy rain it floods In some areas and gets pretty muddy in others. 2) the nature trail -- as awesome as it is, it's not super clearly marked as you get deep into it. I once followed what I thought was the path into someone's backyard. (If you're reading this -- I like your fire pit area. The chairs looked super comfy .. but I'm not Goldilocks -- so I didn't try them for myself) read more

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I took the trail for the first time today and wow was I impressed. It is very neatly maintained and just beautiful. Anchorage did a wonderful job of carving out this magnificent place right in the middle of their city. The trail can be used for walking or bikes and has markers to tell you the distance you've traveled. It is also used as a dog walk and there are bag stations along the trail for people to use. They seem to let all the tress, plants and shrubs grow in their natural state which sets this park apart from others. This is a great place to get away from it all and it makes you feel like you are in the country. read more

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One of my favorite places to go for a walk. Anchorage Trail is well kept and absolutely stunning. From little swings hanging from trees, to ponds and stunning bridges. It's a beautiful backdrop with lots of wildlife to spot. There even is a little fenced in dog park for puppies to run around in. I appreciate that the trail is paved and allows moms to bring strollers. Especially in 2020 Anchorage Trail has been such a blessing for fresh air and exploration. read more

Anchorage Trail is a gem that was right under my nose, but I never noticed it! Even though the trail is in the middle of the Anchorage area, when walking it I felt like I was somewhere far away in nature. The trails are very nicely paved, the brush is well maintained, and there are plenty of spots to stop and rest or enjoy the view. Even though we walked on Thanksgiving, the views were so gorgeous. We saw a couple families taking their family photos and I'm sure they turned out beautifully! Our dogs also enjoyed the walks, and were nice and exhausted for the rest of the night. There are gentle elevations along the way, but not too strenuous for me (and I am not very physically fit). The one improvement might be to better mark the trail and its pattern, as we worried about getting lost! read more

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Such a gem in this neighborhood. I agree with other reviewers that it is beautiful and you feel like you're much farther out in nature with the fields, flowers, dense trees, stream... I love long hikes, but this is so nice for days where I don't have as much time but need fresh air and peaceful scenery. read more

Wonderful walk on a paved or brick path. Great for easy walking, bikes, strollers and those with medical scooters. You have open fields, pond and mature trees for some variety. We stepped off the main trail to explore a narrow walking dirt trail that led to a creek. Great morning excursion. read more

Great place to hike, take the kids, and get back to nature. Safe 2 mile loop that is well cared for and maintained. Our family visits multiple times a year and honestly I wish we could go right now! Great people and good close parking. read more

It is so peaceful and beautiful, and well maintained. It is a 2 mile path, with various wooded paths off the main one. What a hidden gem read more

Anchorage Trail - Hiking Near Me - Anchorage, Kentucky

This is one of my favorite spots in Louisville. Perfect 2 mile loop that you can take after grabbing coffee from the Anchorage Cafe. What puts this trail above others around here is its shade. Most of the walk is shaded which makes it a lot more enjoyable in the summer. Also, its super stroller and dog-friendly. read more

Anchorage Trail - Vue about halfway through loop - Hiking Near Me - Anchorage, Kentucky

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This is a beautiful and tranquil park. The main trail is paved, but there is a nature trail as well. When I went all the honeysuckle was in bloom, so it smelled like heaven to me. I was going to hike the nature trail, but then I ran into Aragog and turned around, okay, the spider wasn't that big, but I couldn't find a nice stick to move the web and maker out of the way, so I just backed my ass up and stayed on the pavement. read more

Anchorage Trail - Lovely wildflowers bordering the path - Hiking Near Me - Anchorage, Kentucky

This is an absolutely beautiful walking trail. It is very clean and a perfect place for a relaxing walk or taking photos!

Great peaceful retreat in the heart of Anchorage. Winding trails with tree swings, views of ponds and pastures. Plenty of wild deer at sunrise and sunsets complete the serene nature walk. Park is inviting and parking is always plentiful. read more

This trail is absolutely beautiful. It is well maintained and clean. The views are great and i love taking my dog and family members here for a nice afternoon walk. i even got my senior pictures and prom pictures taken here last year. Definitely a great spot if you're going for a run alone or for a day out for the whole family!! read more

Love taking my dog for long walks on this trail. So serene and so much wildlife to appreciate. I also have an owl house I would like to donate to this park. Who do I contact. Thanks. Susan G. read more