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Iroquois Park
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Iroquois Park
Address: 2120 Rundill Rd
Louisville, KY 40214
Phone: 502-456-8100;
Fax: 502-456-3269;
Web: www.louisvilleky.gov/MetroParks/
Size: 739 acres.
Location: In South Louisville at Taylor Blvd. and Southern Parkway.
Facilities: Picnic areas, trails, bridle paths, amphitheater, playground, sports areas, archery range, golf course, disc golf course.
Activities: Hiking, bicycling, horseback riding, fishing, golf, tennis, basketball, archery, disc golf, volleyball.
Special Features: Rustic woodland park dominated by Iroquois Hill, a "knob" rising 260 feet above the alluvial plain that spreads to the north. Linked by parkways to Cherokee and Shawnee parks.
See other parks in Kentucky.
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Iroquois Park is the home of the renovated Iroquois Amphitheater which hosts the productions of Music Theatre Louisville as well as a variety of musical concerts in a partially covered outdoor setting.
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