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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ROUTE 66 BIKEWAY

Also known as the Chain of Rocks Bridge (connecting St. Louis, Missouri, with Granite City, Illinois), the Route 66 Bikeway is a "highways to bikeways" project. At one time, this 1.1-mfle bridge was part of legendary U.S. Route 66, which ran between Los Angeles, California, and Chicago, Illinois. The bridge served automobile traffic between 1929 and 1968. In 1967, the nearby Interstate 270 bridge opened to automobile traffic and the U.S. Route 66 bridge was no longer needed. After closing for thirty-two years, the bridge reopened in 1999 as the Route 66 Bikeway. Today, all trail users can enjoy a ride or stroll across the Mississippi River and a wonderful view of the St. Louis City Skyline, whose historic water intake towers look like little medieval castles, and add to the Mississippi River's chann. Eventually, this "highway-bikeway" will connect to both the St. Louis Riverfront Trail in Missouri and the proposed Metro East Bikeway in Illinois.

PARKING: Parking can be found along Riverview Drive in St. Louis near the Route 66 Bikeway Entrance.

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