Updated October 16, 2020 Fall is a prime time to traverse the Katy Trail. Last year during this time much of the trail was still closed due to historic flooding. 2020 has brought its own challenges but as far as trail conditions go, things are looking great and the entire trail is certainly passable with …
Updated January 26, 2020 If you’ve been following along, the Katy Trail has had a rough go with historic flooding shutting down large portions of the limestone path. While much of the trail is open and ready to enjoy, some areas may prove challenging to pass and require a detour. Winter Advisories Trail users should …
Katy Trail Closures and Conditions – Winter 2020 Read More »
We have updated conditions for Winter 2020! Get the full report here. Updated November 14, 2019 The Katy Trail has had a rough go with historic flooding shutting down large portions of the beloved limestone path. While much of the trail is open for business, those seeking to visit this fall should check conditions often …
August 11th, 2019 Waters have receded on the majority of the Katy Trail, however, trail conditions are still poor in areas that experienced flooding over the past several months. Based on the damage caused by the comparable flood of 1993, Missouri State Parks staff expects to find holes, washouts, bridge damage, downed trees, debris, silt …
Katy Trail Closures and Conditions – August 2019 Read More »
July 22nd, 2019 The bridge is out at MM 178.5 to MM 181.4, between the intersection of Moniteau St. and First St. near Rocheport to Davisdale and the Rocheport Tunnel. A detour route is available as indicated below and on trail signs. While following the detour, trail users may experience: travel over city streets and …
May 21st, 2019 Organizers of the Pedaler’s Jamboree as well as MO State Parks are monitoring trail conditions as large storms are forecast across most of Missouri Tuesday afternoon. If the stretch between Rocheport and Davisdale remains closed an alternate route will be established on Old Hwy 40. For up to date information on river …
