Spring is undoubtedly the most exciting time to get outside and hit the trail. Before heading out always check conditions as spring weather can quickly deteriorate certain sections of trail. Closure Map This map is maintained by the Missouri State Parks and lists most trail closures and detours. Note: While we strive to keep conditions …
The 2023 Missouri River Irish Fest is one of the largest Irish Festivals in the Midwest and can be enjoyed by all ages. Held just off the Katy Trail in St. Charles, MO, attendees will be treated to plenty of food, drinks, crafts, and music to celebrate the rich heritage of Missouri’s Irish Americans. Purchase …
The Bicentennial Ride combines two century rides to kick off the Missouri bicentennial commemoration. A group of 100 cyclists will depart from St. Charles and ride to North Jefferson. A second group of 100 cyclists will depart from Windsor and ride to North Jefferson. Both groups will camp in Memorial Park in Jefferson City and …
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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Midwest Maifest is a one-day festival to celebrate the arrival of Spring and the rich German heritage in St. Charles County. This event is held in Newtown which will necessitate an uber or shuttle from the trail but certainly worth the trip! The festivities will include: Product Samples from Local Craft Breweries, Wineries & Spirit …
The St Charles Fourth of July Riverfest is a three day celebration in includes a parade, live music, carnival, food & craft vendors, and fireworks along the banks of the Missouri River and Katy Trailhead in Frontier Park. The celebration culminates with a fireworks show over the river on July 4th. Parking is available at …
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 …
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July 25, 2019 While waters have mostly receded, trail conditions are poor on previously reported closures. Based on the damage caused by the comparable flood of 1993, Missouri State Parks staff expects to find scour holes, washouts, bridge damage, downed trees, debris, silt accumulation and inconsistent trail surfacing. July 6, 2019 Mo State Parks has …
July 1, 2019 For current trail conditions see our July 2019 advisory page. June 24, 2019 While river levels fell last week, new precipitation in the mid-west is pushing the Missouri River back to moderate and severe levels by Wednesday and Thursday this week. With many levees toppled, the trail will remain flooded along the …
