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I just wanted to put it out there that it says online that dogs are welcome as long as they are leashed. But, no water or restrooms available.
This is a great skating path for KC. Lots of great little hills and nice workout. There is one wood bridge that’s a little rough on the skates
July 15 - 18, 2022 - I did a solo bike packing ride starting in St Charles and heading west. I rode approximately 120 miles each day. Day 1 was St Charles to Hartsburg on Friday. Lots of places to stop to eat and refill water. Trail was in great shape. Day 2 was Hartsburg to Clinton. Once you cross the river the trail is not well maintained until about Sedalia. Day 3 was Clinton back to Hartsburg. Day 4 was Hartsburg to St Charles. Everything is closed on Monday so this was a harder day with only a couple of stops. Overall a great experience and I would recommend this trail!
Nice trail however ( pick up your poo ) we should not have to dodge poo bombs !
This is a pretty good ride through some nice neighborhoods in Kansas City. Frequent traffic stops and moderate pedestrian activity make it somewhat tricky if you are looking to move quickly and without distraction, but still enjoyable overall.
No designated parking at either end, as well as being poorly marked. Lots of neighborhood construction at the south end where you have to go out in the road to get around it.
Today was the first time I have ridden this trail. I have ridden trails all over Minnesota and Iowa. I was so disappointed in the part of the trail that goes east. The trail is very rough and narrow. The tree branches have not been trimmed. Part of the trail is under construction and part of the trail is gravel. There are no signs posted that shows curbed etc. Be prepared for a lot of homeless people that have built there camps by the trails. Very disappointed in KC lack of attention to this trail. On a positive note. The wildlife is great and so is the waterfall
Hope someday it will continue to the Katy Trail Eastern terminus just a few miles away… not much to see but cars yeah a few birds by the river backwater… across the road, the blacktop rd to the bird sanctuary and river confluence is much better.
I’m a rookie road cyclist (like 2 days of experience) and appreciated being able to figure out my bike cleats with minimal cross traffic stopping or ANY stops for that matter. I think the trail sharing industrial areas is ok. I did need a friendly cyclist to point the way to trail, and even then I made wrong turns. I recommend painting a line from the Biddle lot to the flood gate to get visitors on trail. The highlight for me was crossing Chain of Rocks Bridge. Great view of the Big Muddy!
This was a great ride. We went through the only original tunnel on the trail built in 1893. We had lunch at the Meriwether Cafe. Trail is in great condition and Boonville has a beautiful depot, gift shop,, and museum.
Great little trail connecting Aquaport to Creve Coeur Park. A few bridges to cross and one large hill but otherwise fairly scenic. Parking lot access on both ends.
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