Is the Katy Trail open after dark?
The Katy Trail is open sunrise to sundown 365 days a year. Overnight camping is permitted in designated areas only.
The Katy Trail is open sunrise to sundown 365 days a year. Overnight camping is permitted in designated areas only.
Mopeds, motorcycles, gas golf carts, automobiles, or any other gas powered vehicles are not allowed on the Katy Trail.
All groups or organizations desiring to use Katy Trail State Park for a special event activity must obtain a special event permit from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. E-mail or call 573-449-7402 to speak with staff at the Katy Trail State Park office located in Rock Bridge Memorial State Park for information on how to obtain a special …
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The distance of the Katy Trail State Park in Missouri is 240 miles. The park begins in Clinton, MO and ends in Machens, MO. Twenty six trailheads can be found along the way, many offering modern restrooms and clean drinking water. Calculated the distance from one point to another is a snap with our interactive …
The Katy Trail is generally open 365 days a year, however, sections can be temporarily closed due to maintenance or even flooding. Always check current conditions before venturing out on your trip.
Absolutely! Leashed dogs are allowed on the full length of the Katy Trail and can offer fantastic company. One item to consider is that for those partaking in longer journeys, your pets paws should be considered. A solid set of dog shoes will keep your pooch happy.
Yes! A large portion of the Katy trail follows the Missouri River. The most prone months are March – May. Areas to watch include Rocheport and St. Charles. The most up to date information can be found in our conditions section.
Generally Hybrid bikes work best as they have slightly wider tires than road bikes and often a softer front suspension. Plenty of riders prefer mountain bikes and a few will venture on road bikes as well. If you decide to take a road bike the recommendation would be to run a tire with more grip and …
Campers can stay at designated campgrounds both public and private along the trail. Camping is not permitted outside of designated areas.
Yes, horses are permitted between Clinton and Sedalia as well as Portland to Tebbetts.