Updated October 1, 2021 Fall is the perfect time to traverse the Katy Trail. Grab your layers and and hit the trail. With the right timing, take in the beautiful autumn foliage that the tree lined path has to offer. Closure Map This map is maintained by the Missouri State Parks and lists most trail …
Updated September 18, 2021 Summer is an excellent time to traverse the Katy Trail. Make up for 2020 and hit the trail in 2021! Closure Map This map is maintained by the Missouri State Parks and lists most trail closures and detours. Closures and cautions summarized below were last updated 9/18/2021. Please reference map above …
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 …
Due to the Missouri State Fair, all trail access points near the fairgrounds in Sedalia will be temporarily closed or have limited access from Aug. 9 through Aug. 19. Trail users are encouraged to use the parking area at the Sedalia Katy Depot during this time.
April 15th, 2019 From Missouri State Parks: The trail is temporarily closed from MM 178.3 (Rocheport Trailhead) to MM 182.2 (Davisdale Conservation Area). Trail users are being rerouted to Hwy. 40 and will need to exercise caution. Signs will direct trail users to follow the below detour: From the Rocheport Trailhead follow Katy Trail to Central Street (.2 mile). Turn right …
From Missouri State Parks Active March 4th, 2019. A temporary detour is in place due to a bridge replacement project at MM 62.8 (near Klondike Park). During this closure trail users will need to detour through Klondike Park (MM 62.6) through near MM 64. Trail users should follow detour signs from the east and west …
Katy Trail Detour near Mile Marker 62.8 through 64 Read More »
