Bowling Green’s trails include city parks, greenways, and nature areas. The listings below are located in Bowling Green, Kentucky; trail and park details are drawn from city or site sources.
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Lost River Cave Trails
2818 Nashville Road, Bowling Green, KY 42101
Lost River Cave has woodland and prairie pathways across its 72 acres, including two miles of nature trails. The Blue Hole Trail passes blue holes, limestone bluffs, a natural spring, and historic powder-house remains; the site says trails are open daily from sunrise to sunset.
Chuck Crume Nature Park is a city nature park with a nature trail, picnic tables, and parking. The city describes its trail as suitable for a run or walk.
Jennings Creek Nature Park is a linear park alongside Jennings Creek and the Creekwood Greenway. It connects to Greenhill Street and has a paved trail connecting the park to the greenway.
Kereiakes Park has a 1.25-mile jogging trail that circles the park and passes through a wooded area. The park also has BikeWalk BG trails, a disc golf course, tennis courts, and baseball fields.
Preston Miller Park has a one-mile walking and running trail. Other features listed by the city include an 18-hole disc golf course, a Born Learning path, and an outdoor fitness area.
Mitch McConnell Park, also called Riverwalk, has a walking path with a bridge, landscaping, stone walls, and a balcony overlooking the river. The city says the park is part of the BikeWalk BG trail system and has accessible paths and benches.
Weldon Peete Park has the Low Hollow mountain biking trail and a greenway trail. The city also lists walking and running trails and boat ramps among the park’s features.
Hobson Grove Park has a BikeWalk BG trail and a nature trail. A Warren County parks trail guide describes approximately 1.3 miles of paved and unpaved trails at the park.
Roland Bland Park is a downtown park with BikeWalk BG trails and a large grassy area. The city also lists an accessible playground, basketball courts, a gazebo, and restrooms.