| Route |
Contributor |
Last Updated |
Where |
Distance |
Tags |
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Trestle at Branch Street and McKinley Bridge Bikeway |
greatrivers |
Jun 19th |
United States >
Missouri >
Saint Louis
|
1.9km |
Commute, Recreational, Smooth, Basic, Intermediate, Offroad, Safe |
| 1 mile trail. The trail is concrete. Users can access this trail from the North Riverfront Trail where that trail intersects Branch Street.
The bikeway across the McKinley is separated from vehicular traffic. |
|
Boschert Trail |
greatrivers |
Jun 19th |
United States >
Missouri >
Saint Charles
|
3.2km |
Commute, Recreational, Smooth, Basic, Safe |
| 1.7 mile trail. Trail is asphalt. Connects New Town Blvd with Fox Hill Park and connects into the Elm Point Industrial Park trails.
Planning is underway to connect Fox Hill Park to the Katy Trail
Great Rivers Greenway is designing a 1.71-mile trail along Boschert Creek in the City of St. Charles. The trail will connect to Fox Hill Park with a trail that connects into Elm Point Industrial Park |
|
Deer Creek Park and Center Trail |
greatrivers |
Jun 19th |
United States >
Missouri >
Saint Louis
|
0.9km |
Commute, Recreational, Smooth, Basic, Safe |
| .5 Mile Trail linking Maplewood and Webster Groves, MO. The trail is asphalt. Planning is underway to connect this trail to the River des Peres Greenway Trail.
Great Rivers Greenway and the Cities of Maplewood and Webster Groves have collaborated to fund and construct a trail. |
|
Monarch Chesterfield Levee Trail |
greatrivers |
Jun 19th |
United States >
Missouri >
Chesterfield
|
6.5km |
Recreational, Basic, Intermediate, Offroad, Safe |
| 4 mile trail. Part of the the Missouri River Greenway. This is the first opened segment of a 17 mile loop in the Chesterfield Valley. The City of Chesterfield and Great Rivers Greenway are working on expanding this loop.
Trail is flat and is an asphalt surface. |
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Missouri Research Park Trail Connection to Katy Trail |
greatrivers |
Jun 19th |
United States >
Missouri >
Saint Charles
|
1.1km |
Recreational, Basic, Intermediate, Safe, Scenic |
| .75 mile trail. Connects MO Research Park to the Katy Trail. It is an asphalt trail in a heavily wooded environment.
Great Rivers Greenway Great Rivers Greenway partnered with the University of Missouri to develop the trail. Great Rivers Greenway is currently planning a trail extension through Busch Wildlife to connect to the Dardenne Greenway at BaratHaven Trail. ds and wetlands. Planning for connecting this trail to the Dardenne Greenway at BaratHaven has begun. |
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Bicycle Trails submitted by greatrivers
