The Great Rivers Greenway District - For a clean, green, connected St. Louis region
 
Greenways
 
 
Current Projects
 
 
 

To find out more about Great Rivers Greenways' current projects, please click on the list below.

 
Planning
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Construction
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Bike St. Louis
F01 Bike St. Louis – Phase I
F02 Bike St. Louis – Phase II
 
Boschert Greenway
K01 Fox Hill Park to New Town Boulevard Trail
 
Busch Greenway
L01 Missouri Research Park Trail Connector
 
Centennial Greenway
G01 I-170 Olive Interchange
G02 I-270 to Creve Coeur Park (Utility Corridor)
G03 KATY Trail to Heritage Landing
G04 Washington University to Delmar
G05 Shaw Park to Greensfelder (METRO Corridor)
 
Chouteau Greenway
CG Chouteau Lake and Greenway Phase III Planning Study
 
Collaborative Planning
CP Dardenne Creek Storm Water Study
CP Lindell Pavilion in Forest Park
CP St. Vincent Greenway Concept Plan
CP St. Louis Citywide Parks Plan
CP Regional Bicycle Facilities Plan
CP Centennial Greenway Concept Plan
CP Shady and Deer Greenway Concept Plan
CP Dardenne Greenway Concept Plan
CP Missouri River Greenway Plan
CP St. Vincent Sustainable Development Study
CP Larson Park Streambank Stabilization Demonstration Project
CP Audubon Education Center
 
Confluence Greenway
A01 North Riverfront Trail
A02 Portage Des Sioux Nature Area
A03 Mary Meachum Freedom Crossing
A04 McKinley Bridge Bikeway
A05 Branch Street Trestle Connection
A06 Iron Horse Trestle
A07 Old Chain of Rocks Bridge
A08 Katy Trail Connector
A09 Edward "Ted" and Pat Jones--Confluence Point State Park
A10 St. Louis Riverfront Master Plan
A11 Riverfront Trail - Soulard Extension
 
Dardenne Greenway
H01 BaratHaven
H02 BaratHaven to WingHaven Trail Connector
H03 Dardenne Prairie SEED Project
H04 Mid Rivers Mall Drive to Cottleville Trails SEED Project
H05 St. Peters SEED Project - Rabbit Run
 
Dr. King Greenway
 
Gravois Creek Greenway
M01 Grant’s Trail Phase III
M02 Clydesdale Park Connector
M03 Grant's Trail Phase IV
M04 Grant's Trail Phase V
 
Maline Greenway
 
Meramec Greenway
B01 River Mile 28 – Al Foster Trail
B02 River Mile 18 – Fenton Park Trail
B03 River Mile 20 – Greentree Park Trail
B04 River Mile 07 – St. Louis County Lower Meramec County Park Trail
B05 River Mile 34 - Eureka, Kircher Park to Route 66 State Park
B06 River Mile 30 – Rock Hollow Trail
B07 12-Mile Initiative: Highway 141 to Castlewood State Park
B08 River Mile 25 –Chubb Trail to Castlewood State Park
B09 12-Mile Initiative: Simpson Park to Highway 141
 
Mississippi River Greenway
E01 Cliff Cave Park Trail
E02 MSD to JB County Park
 
Missouri River Greenway
D01 Truman Park/St. Stanislaus Trail Connector
D02 Riverwoods
D03 Monarch Chesterfield Levee Trail
D04 Earth City Levee Trail
D05 Columbia Bottom Conservation Area
 
River Des Peres Greenway
I01 River des Peres Pilot Project
I02 Christy Greenway Connection
I03 River des Peres Extension (Morganford to I-55)
I04 River des Peres III (I-55 to Alabama)
 
Shady and Deer Creek Greenways
N01 Deer Creek Park and Deer Creek Center Trail
N02 Deer Creek Center to River des Peres
 
St. Vincent Greenway
J01 St. Vincent SEED Project - UMSL Trail
J02 Hanley to UMSL Trail
J03 St. Vincent Park Trail
J04 Plymouth to Etzel--St. Louis County
J05 DeBaliviere Project
 
Sunset Greenway
O01 Sunset Phase I - Sunset Park to St. Ferdinand Park
O02 St. Ferdinand Park to Old Town
O03 Sunset Riverfront Trail
 
Western Greenway
C01 Hamilton Carr Trail Phase I
C02 Hamilton Carr Trail Phase II
 

 
     
     
 

Since 2002, The Great Rivers Greenway District has implemented many projects across the region, often in partnership with municipal, governmental and public agencies, as well as private and nonprofit organizations. The blueprint for The Great Rivers Greenway District is to develop a region-wide system of greenways, parks and trails that will encircle the region. Called, The River Ring, the 600-mile web of more than 45 greenways will span two states and an area of 1,216 square miles with 1.6 million residents. In addition to creating a vibrant, more connected region with thriving green spaces and flourishing natural habitats, new opportunities will result in strong economic development.
 

 

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