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Brian Brown Memorial Greenway

1.66 mi

State: TN

Asphalt

Sikeston Rail-to-Trail

0.62 mi

State: MO

Asphalt, Concrete

Dresden Green Rail Trail

1 mi

State: TN

Asphalt, Concrete

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Trail Image	Trail Name	States	Length	Surface	Rating
	Brian Brown Memorial Greenway The Brian Brown Memorial Greenway—named for a local trail advocate whose untimely death while biking on a busy road emphasized the need for trails in the area—runs for 1.66-miles on the western side...	TN	1.66 mi	Asphalt	1 reviews
	Sikeston Rail-to-Trail The 0.6-mile Sikeston Rail-to-Trail provides a nice downtown connection for residents and visitors to Sikeston, Missouri. About the Route Leaving from the trail's western end at N. Scott St. the...	MO	0.62 mi	Asphalt, Concrete	2 reviews
	Dresden Green Rail Trail The Dresden Green Rail Trail sits on a converted railbed cutting through the center of Dresden, in northwest Tennessee. The trail starts just east of the site of an old railroad bridge that went over...	TN	1 mi	Asphalt, Concrete	0 reviews

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Sikeston Rail-to-Trail

Cotton Belt Trail

October, 2025 by 56sugarcreek

City of Sikeston has labeled this the Cotton Belt Trail. This summer (2025) Sikeston was extending the trail east from US Highway 61 (Main Street).

Sikeston Rail-to-Trail

It just goes down the street it's not worth even going to work with you some money

October, 2025 by buttryrose2

It just goes down the street it's not worth even going to work with you some money

Brian Brown Memorial Greenway

A short, sturdy trail that goes through a small wood

November, 2022 by mosesmapmaker

The westernmost section of the trail is exposed to traffic on Skyhawk Parkway unless mature corn is in the crop field. The bridge is nice, though the creek is often a trickle. The trail is now 1.66 miles and connects McDonald's to the downtown farmer's market. The last half mile is somewhat exposed as well with houses and businesses on both sides though only one road crossing. Yet this road crossing across Lindell Street is very dangerous with Blake's Restaurant blocking vision of and from southbound traffic. There is a huge bike sculpture to indicate a pedestrian crossing, but you will still have to wait a while at busy times of the day.