Creve Coeur Park Trail

Missouri

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Description

Travelers on the Creve Couer Park Trail will enjoy watching the sailboats and kayakers on the sparkling Creve Coeur Lake as they loop around the water. The flat paved trail continues through wooded areas and past the picturesque Dripping Springs Waterfall.

The trail connects to the Centennial Greenway, which parallels Page Avenue (Highway 364), and connects to the Katy Trail, allowing adventurers to continue their journey on the other side of the Missouri River. The higher vantage point along this portion of the route offers vistas of wetlands and prairies.

Parking and Trail Access

Take I-270 to the Page Avenue/364 exit, heading west. On Page Avenue, take the second exit to the Maryland Heights Parkway and go north. At the second stop light, take a right onto Creve Coeur Mill Road. After the railroad crossing, the Creve Coeur Park entrance will appear on the left. Several parking lots are available in the park.

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Great Place, Read Directions

By dtramme in March, 2013

Great place to run. I ran the Mallard Lake Trail on the south side and also the trail that includes the bridge over the Missouri River which connects to the Katy Trail along the river. My main advice is to read the directions for getting to Creve Couer ...

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Runners beware on this trail!

By gnegirl in October, 2012

A cyclist collided with me during a long run on the connector from Creve Coeur Lake to the Page extension. They hit me hard enough I needed 9 stitches to close the injury to my arm. I was to the right of the trail, it was broad daylight, and I was wearing ...

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Add Mallard Lake to Creve Coeur Trail and Extend the Ride

By mtcknealon in July, 2012

I enjoy starting my ride at the Creve Coeur Lakehouse Restaurant (great place to eat) parking lot in Maryland Hgts, MO., which is south of CC Park/Lake. There is a small lake there called Mallard Lake, with a bike trail running N-S. (Southward quickly ...

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