National Trails Day - June 6
National Trails Day - June 6
Step into nature and celebrate National Trails Day at Kentucky State Parks!
Whether you love a sunrise trek or a peaceful walk in the woods, National Trails Day is the perfect time to reconnect with nature—and we’ve got the trails to prove it.
Take a solo hike with your four-legged friend, or gather your crew and hit the trail together—we’ve got you covered. With hundreds of miles of trails across the state, there’s a path for every skill level, from easy loops to more challenging climbs.
👉 Find a Hiking Trail Near You
If you're looking for a naturalist-led hike, this event at John James Audubon State Park might be just for you.
Celebrate National Trails Day with a Twilight Hike on Saturday, June 6 at 7:30 p.m. Join park naturalists for a guided 2.1-mile trek through the nature preserve as daylight fades. The route includes moderate terrain, hills, and a staircase, offering a unique opportunity to experience the sights and sounds of the forest at dusk.
This program is well-suited for families, casual hikers, and those looking for a peaceful evening outdoors.
Participants should wear sturdy shoes and bring a flashlight. The group will meet at the Warbler Road trailhead near the Welcome Center.
Admission is $5 (cash only at the gate). No pets, please. The event will be canceled in the event of rain.
Whether you're exploring an old favorite, discovering somewhere new, or joining a guided hike, you’ll be part of a nationwide celebration of trails, health, and connection to the outdoors.