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This section of the Mississippi River Greenway offers magnificent views of the river as it stretches from Jefferson Barracks County Park north along the river. You can have a picnic or connect to historic Jefferson Barracks – a U.S. Army Post that dates back to 1826.
The extension of this trail from its current endpoint on the northern side of the Casino parking lot to the existing trail in the River des Peres Greenway is complete between Alabama and Broadway. However, the remainder of the extension from Broadway to the River City Casino is temporarily on hold awaiting Metropolitan Sewer District repairs to the banks of the River des Peres along the path of the greenway as well as some sewer line improvements. These matters will need to be addressed before the remainder of the trail can be constructed. Stay tuned for updates on when the last stretch of greenway will be built.
When complete, you will be able to walk, run or ride all the way from Jefferson Barracks Park to the Shrewsbury-Lansdowne Metrolink station. You'll also be able get to Carondelet Park and the Christy Greenway without ever leaving the ADA accessible path!

You can explore the many trails crisscrossing Jefferson Barracks Park, visit two museums and watch the barges as they make their way up and down the river. Or, if you want a little peace and quiet, relax on a park bench and enjoy the sunshine, solitude and views. Click here for more information about what you can see and do in the park or click here to learn more about the trails in Jefferson Barracks Park. You can also visit the new Pavilion at Lemay Park that features a gym, outdoor pool, indoor track and fitness classes.
The historic Notre Dame Motherhouse and Notre Dame High School is just up the hill behind the paved trail and you can also see the bluffs on the Illinois side of the river. Restrooms are available at the trailhead at Gark & Bagby.
Click here for the master plan, current status and future connections for this greenway!

Amenities

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restrooms

tables

drinking water

bike racks

Getting Here

You can access this trail off of Telegraph Road in south St. Louis County.

Each greenway is managed in cooperation with different municipalities and parks departments, who set the rules for greenway use, parking and hours of operation. Greenways often span multiple municipalities, so please be aware that these rules can change as you travel along the trail. Please be sure to follow all posted rules and regulations while you are living life outside!

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You can access the trailhead in Jefferson Barracks County Park by riding on the shared traffic lanes on South Broadway. The trailhead is located on Bigby Road.

Once connected to River Des Peres, you will have access to this section of the Mississippi River Greenway via the Catalan Loop MetroBus station on the corner of South Broadway and East Catalan.

Once connected to River Des Peres, you will have access to this section of the Mississippi River Greenway via the Shrewsbury-Lansdowne MetroLink station.

Casino Near Mississippi River

Parking is available at Jefferson Barracks Park trailhead (Gark & Bagby).

Things To Do

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You can explore the history of Jefferson Barracks at the museums located around the park. Check out the St. Louis County website for more info.

You can grill out on grills located throughout Jefferson Barracks Park.

You can play disc golf or use the archery range in Jefferson Barracks Park.

Trail Info

1.75 Miles

This 1.75-mile paved trail extends from the trailhead in Jefferson Barracks Park to the north side of the River City Casino property. It is flat and very sunny; offering unparalleled views of the Mississippi River and barge traffic.

Learn more about the history of Jefferson Barracks.

Nearby Greenways

River des Peres Greenway
Gravois Greenway
Mississippi River Greenway: Cliff Cave Park
Mississippi River Greenway: Biddle Street Riverfront to Old Chain of Rocks Bridge