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

Bike St. Louis

Boschert Greenway

Busch Greenway

Centennial Greenway

Chouteau Greenway

Collaborative Planning

Confluence Greenway

Dardenne Greenway

Dr. King Greenway

Gravois Creek Greenway

Maline Greenway

Meramec Greenway

Mississippi River Greenway

Missouri River Greenway

River Des Peres Greenway

Shady and Deer Creek Greenways

St. Vincent Greenway

Sunset Greenway

Western Greenway

Great Rivers Greenway is spearheading the development of The River Ring, an interconnected system of greenways, parks and trails that will encircle the St. Louis region, enhancing the quality of life for residents and visitors. Eventually, The River Ring will comprise a 600-mile web of more than 45 greenways that will crisscross the region and provide access to trail and greenway projects developed by the Metro East Park and Recreation District in Madison and St. Clair counties, Illinois. The concept of The River Ring was the outcome of a 10-month citizen-driven planning process completed in September 2003.

The St. Louis region is defined by North America's great rivers - the Mississippi and Missouri. The Mississippi River, together with the Meramec and Cuivre rivers, forms a three-quarter ring around Great Rivers Greenway District. By linking these rivers with the Missouri River through a series of interconnected greenways, parks and trails, the circle is completed, providing access to The River Ring throughout the St. Louis region. When complete, The River Ring will link three counties, join two states, and cover an area of 1,216 square miles.

Great Rivers Greenway currently is working on 17 greenways, which are part of The River Ring. For more information, please click on the greenways listed on the left.