ST. LOUIS AREA BIKE TRAILS

1. Queeny Park
   
   
2. August A. Busch Memorial Conservation Area
   
   
3. Castlewood State Park
   
   
4. West Tyson County Park - Chubb Trail
   
   
5. Cliff Cave County Park
   
   
6. Greensfelder County Park
   
   
7. Katy Trail State Park - St. Charles
   
   
8. Katy Trail State Park - Central Region Stops
   
   
9. Katy Trail State Park - Sedalia
   
   
10. Weldon Spring Conservasion Area
    
    
11. Rockwoods Range Conservation Area
    
    
12. Graham Cave State Park
    
    
13. Daniel Boone Conservation Area
    
    
14. Grant's Trail
    
    
15. Forest Park
    
    
16. St. Louis Riverfront Trail
    
    
17. Route 66 Bikeway

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GRANT'S TRAIL

The Grant's Trail (formerly the Carondelet Greenway Trail) opened as a rail-trail in 1994. This 6.2-mile trail, once part of the Missouri Pacific railroad line, enjoys very heavy use from bicyclists, walkers, and rollerbladers. The trail passes through the southern neighborhoods of St. Louis. It goes by an urban and suburban area adjacent to undeveloped wetlands. In 1997, the trail was renamed Grant's Trail after President Ulysses S. Grant, who established the country's first National Park. The Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site is located in southern St. Louis County on 9.65 acres of land (between mileposts 5 and 6 of the trail). Riders can visit the Gateway Trailnet's office where Reavis Barracks Road meets the Grant's Trail (near mile post 1). The yellow brick building was formerly the Grasso Brothers Coal Company, a destination for the coal carried by the railroad's freight cars. Future plans include extending Grant's Trail west toward Sappington Road.

PARKING: Parking can be found on Hoffmeister, Reavis Barracks Road, Union Road, and Tesshire.

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