A one-mile walking trail runs along the Roubidoux River from Waynesville Park to Laughlin Park. There are pavillions, restrooms, playground equipment, easy river access and an underwater cave.

An 11-mile paved trail along the Mississippi River, between the Gateway Arch and the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge. Plazas, parking, signage, artwork and drinking fountains are scattered along the route. Bike rentals are available from the kiosk below the Gateway Arch, open extended hours on Tuesday evenings. Trailnet hosts the a nighttime Riverfront Trail Rides every Tuesday, May-August. Checkour Website for details.

More than 100 flowering trees line the half-mile trail, which also has benches and is surrounded by flowers. Take a walk to experience the love and memories that fill this trail.

This 2.7-mile path, along the sidewalks of Independence was Harry S. Truman's favorite route. The 43 plaques embedded in sidewalks along the way tell much about the man and his hometown. Brochures are available at key points along the route.

This eight mile round trip trail runs along Hale Lake Road and Route DD on the south side of Warrensburg. The trail is paved, with slight hills.

This area is located in a remote area of the Ozarks. It provides hikers and backpackers access to the solitude and wildness of the state’s largest undeveloped area. The 61,000-acre unit is located within Pioneer Forest, the state’s largest privately owned forest. The Department of Natural Resources provides access to this area with 27 miles of trail. The area includes nearly 15 miles of frontage along the Current River and contains two designated natural areas with impressive old-growth trees.