Best trails in Creve Coeur County Park, Missouri

Lovely paved or packed dirt trails around the lake, good for the whole family. Can get busy - popular for walking, biking, and rollerblading. Trail may flood near the lake. Please use caution. Accessibility: The trail surface is partially paved and partially packed dirt. It is typically at least five feet wide. It is gentle with an estimated grade of 3% or less. Most wheelchair, mobility equipment, or stroller users will likely find at least the paved part of this trail navigable.Show more

A popular, paved path around a lake with a good mix of sun and shade. Accessibility: The trail surface is paved, smooth, and typically at least six feet wide. It is gentle, all estimated to be 3% or less. Most wheelchair/mobility equipment and stroller users will likely find this trail navigable.Show more

This trail starts in Creve Coeur County Park and provides a way to access the Katy Trail. The entire trail is paved with enough room for two bikes across in each direction. Bikers use this trail more than pedestrians. While it is mostly flat, there is quite a hill to climb at each end, so it gives your lower gears (and legs) a nice work out. It follows alongside a highway with plenty of traffic noise. Taking the trail across the bridge over the Missouri River puts you at an access point to the Katy Trail. There is a nice point to stop midway across that bridge and sit on the bench to watch the river roll along. Accessibility: This asphalt and cement trail is estimated to typically be at least 7 feet wide. There is a painted center dividing line along most of the route. The slope is estimated to be steep (12% grade or less) up and downhill. There is one estimated very steep (higher than 12% grade) section located at about the 0.4 mile mark. This section is marked with a waypoint as trail goers using mobility equipment may need to avoid it. There are 2 designated handicapped-accessible parking spaces with access aisles at the alternate paved trailhead lot with access to the less steep portions of the trail. It is marked here with a waypoint. The most accessible portion of this trail is the section between the 1.0 and 3.0 mile mark on the south side of the river.Show more

Accessibility: This asphalt and cement trail is estimated to typically be at least 6 feet wide. The slope is estimated to be mostly gentle (5% grade or less) in the first 1.25 miles. Past the 1.25 mile section, there is 1.5 miles of very steep (exceeding 12% grade) hills. Trail goers using mobility equipment may need to turn around where the very steep waypoint is located. There are 2 designated wheelchair-accessible parking spaces with access aisles at the paved trailhead lot.Show more