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SOLD OUT – Interpretive Hike: Spring Wildflower Hike

April 9, 10 am – Noon
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Welcome Spring with Olmsted Parks Conservancy on an Interpretive hike in Cherokee Park, seeking out early spring wildflowers on the woodland forest floor! Join us for an interpretive hike in Cherokee Park to seek out early spring wildflowers on the woodland forest floor! Take a walk with Olmsted Parks Conservancy’s Director of Stewardship, Matt Spalding, and learn about native plant biodiversity and forest ecology.

This is an all-ages event. Children should be accompanied by an adult. This hike is rain or shine. Weather-appropriate clothes and footwear with good tread are encouraged. Please arrive at Hogan Fountain 10 minutes early to ensure a prompt start.

Tickets are free for Olmsted Parks Conservancy members and $8 for non-members.

Matt Spalding, and learn about native plant biodiversity and forest ecology. Hot chocolate and tea will be provided!

This is an all-ages event. Children should be accompanied by an adult. This hike is rain or shine. Weather-appropriate clothes and footwear with good tread are encouraged. Please arrive at Hogan Fountain 10 minutes early to ensure a prompt start.

Tickets are FREE for Olmsted Parks Conservancy members.

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Cherokee Park

Cherokee Park, 745 Cochran Hill Rd, Louisville, KY 40206

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