Multi-use Trail System

Liberty's multi-use trail system covers more than 17 miles of trails through parks and greenways across the city. Trails range from less than 1/4 mile to 2 1/4 miles. Many of the trails connect with neighborhood sidewalks and can offer walkers, bikers, and runners miles of opportunities for recreation and fitness. Rollerblading is welcome on all asphalt trails, although Cates Creek and the north trail at Westboro-Canterbury offer the best surfaces. Mountain bike enthusiasts will find one of the region's most extensive single-track trail systems at Stocksdale Park and adjacent Walnut Woods Conservation Area. 

If you are looking for some tree education while you walk, check out Cameron's Trail of Trees at Stocksdale Park. You can walked the paved trail and look for the QR codes on the trees. Scan the QR code with your smartphone and you will be directed to Missouri Department of Conservation website to learn more about that tree species.

The vision of the Trails and Greenways Plan (PDF) is to create a citywide interconnected network of trails that will expand recreational opportunities while also serving as an alternative transportation network.