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 …
Autumn is perhaps one of the most popular times to visit the Katy Trail in Missouri. Milder temperatures combined with a drastic drop in biting insects provide trail goers the perfect opportunity to take in the vibrant colors that fall blesses us with. Not to mention the opportunity to enjoy local events such as the …
The Friends of Historic Boonville will hold a grab and go BBQ fundraiser September 19th. The fundraiser typically occurs in the spring, however, has been modified this year due to COVID 19. Instead of the typical gathering and accompanying festival, attendees can get grab-n-go prepackaged pulled pork as a drive-thru at the Old Cooper County …
Local artist Miranda Clark is setting out to brighten some spirits in the year 2020. The MKT trail connector and Katy Trail has certainly acted as an outlet for folks as they have dealt with stay at home orders, travel restrictions, homeschooling, and general uncertainty. One thing we can all be certain of is the …
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An excessive Heat warning continues as heat indexes are consistently topping 100 degrees. Those planning on traveling the trail should exercise caution as the conditions can be dangerous to anyone who is unprepared. If you think you brought enough water, bring more as the Katy trail can heat up fast and water will often be …
Updated August 14, 2020 Summer is best spent outside and on the Katy Trail. Last year during this time much of the trail was 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 a …
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Updated June 26, 2020 The outbreak of COVID-19 has no doubt turned our world upside down in 2020. Several folks are wondering if the Katy Trail is open as Corona Virus cases are mounting after stay at home orders have expired. At this time the trail is open and available for use and likely …
Updated May 22, 2020 Spring is finally here and the trail is primed for visitors! If you’ve been following along, the Katy Trail experienced historic flooding in 2019 which shut down large portions of the limestone path. While much of the trail is open and ready to enjoy, some areas are still experiencing closures and …
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March 1st, 2020 The Katy Trail Ride Across Missouri registration has officially opened! This annual week-long bicycle ride on the Katy Trail, the nation’s longest developed rail trail and marks year 20 for the event! Participation is limited to 350 people and registration opened March 1st at 8AM and will closes on May 1st …
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Event update. As of March 15th, the wine walk has been cancelled due to COVID-19. The annual South Howard County Historical Society Cork and More Wine Walk returns in 2020. Stop by for wine tasting from several Missouri wineries, complimentary hors d’oeuvres, music, and vendors. Downtown New Franklin, MO. Attendees must be 21 years old.
