Jefferson Memorial Forest Box Turtle Poster

Jefferson Memorial Forest is the largest municipal forest in the United States. As a National Audobon Society Wildlife Refuge, it protects a wide array of rare plant communities, wildlife, and has long been a place of refuge for the residents of Louisville, Kentucky. At a combined 6,500 acres, it offers 35 miles of hiking trails that wander through the Knobs Region of Kentucky , just north of Mammoth Cave National Park, on the outskirts of the city. It is separated into several distinct areas; Scotts Gap, Tom Wallace Rec., Waverly Park, Fairmount Falls, Kulmer Beach, Paul Yost Rec., and Horine Reservation.  Printed on premium fine art paper