Welcome

Let's Hike!

Welcome to the Louisville Hiking Club!

We hike nearly every Saturday. You do not need to call beforehand. Just pick a hike on the schedule below and show up at the scheduled time. Please read the FAQ for additional information.

EST. 1928

The Louisville Hiking club is a non-profit organization.

“We don't stop hiking because we grow old - we grow old because we stop hiking.”

- Finis Mitchell

Come Hike

Our Monthly Schedule

Sep 5

Delaney Creek Park  10 AM

SEP 12

O’Bannon State Park 10 AM Start

SEP 19

Jefferson Memorial Forest  10 AM

Sep 26

Ohio River Greenway 10 AM

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Updates

Recent Club News

UPCOMING WEEKEND TRIPS

Oct 30-Nov 1, 2026: Historic Boone Tavern Hotel in Berea, Kentucky.

Memorial Day 2027: Southern Illinois.

Labor Day 2027: Turkey Run State Park, Indiana.

 
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY: Pat has created a new membership directory – cost $2. If you want one and will not be hiking for a while, she can mail you one if you send her $2 and a stamped, self-addressed envelope (legal size).

Also, if you have paid your dues but not received your membership card, please see Pat.

Big Welcome to all the new members who joined the club this year.  Looking forward to hiking with you. 

 

Join Us

How To Join

To become a member, you must hike with the club twice. Once you have completed two hikes, tell an officer of the club that you want to join. The officer will arrange for the club to take a vote. After club members approve your application, you’ll need to provide your contact information and pay your dues

Dues are: $20 per year for an individual; $30 per year for a family

The club emails the monthly schedule of upcoming hikes and activities as well as informational notices about hikes and club members. Membership also gives you priority over non-members when making reservations for motel or lodge accommodations on weekend outings.

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Suggestions

Hiking For You!

Contact us to give your suggestions for our hikes.

“To walk into nature is to witness a thousand miracles.”

- Mary Davis