Cherokee Dog Run, Louisville, KY - Off-Leash Dog Areas on Waymarking.com

Long Description:
This two-acre dog park was opened in Cherokee Park, Louisville, in 2007. It is divided into two areas, so the big dogs and the little dogs can have their own separate areas. Although signposted "Cherokee Dog Run", it is also known as the "Cochran Hill Dog Run".

Permits are required. Applications for permits, as well as rules for use of the park, can be seen at (visit link) Of course, dogs must be up-to-date on all vaccinations.

Parking is available at the park. The park is on Cochran Hill Road, very close to the Lexington Road entrance to Cherokee Park.

Don't be confused by the GPS coordinates. This dog park is not ON Interstate 64. It is actually on top of Cochran Hill, through which Interstate 64 tunnels.

Level of Enclosure: Completely Enclosed Description of Enclosure: The area is completely enclosed and divided into two sections with a 5-foot-tall chain-link fence. Kid friendly: 10 and up Popularity: Pretty Quiet Water For Swimming (them, not you): Lake/Pool Provides Poop Bags: yes People washrooms: None Separate area for small dogs available: yes Fee Required: yes Additional Parking: Not Listed I would walk my dog here: Not Listed

Visit Instructions:
To log this waymark, you must be able to prove to the waymark owner that you were at the park in question. This probably means a photo. The photo must be identifiably at that park, so having your GPS in the photo might not be a bad idea (alternatively you may include a recognizable landmark)
If you have a dog, photos of your dog having a good time would also be appreciated.

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