キャロウェイ郡のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Located just off Missouri Highway 94, this shaded picnic table sits near the Missouri River, offering soothing glimpses and soft river sounds as you ride by. While MO‑94 is nearby, traffic is light and quiet, making this a pleasantly serene break spot. The nearby riverbank and surrounding woods add to the peaceful ambiance—an easy mid-ride breather before you continue into the dramatic bluffs ahead.

Located in the small town of Tebbetts, this trailhead offers essential amenities including parking and restrooms. Just steps away is the Turner Katy Trail Shelter, a two-story hostel providing affordable lodging with bunk beds, showers, and a bike repair station. For a convenient meal, consider the local Happy Trails Katy-ring Service, delivering hearty lunches directly to the trailhead or shelter.

This small river town offers a quick stop with essentials for trail users. The trailhead has restrooms, water, and shaded spots to rest. A nearby café at the Amvets Post serves simple meals and cold drinks—perfect for a midday pause before continuing east.

This small village was named after early settler Luther D. Hart, who sold land to the Missouri–Kansas–Texas Railroad in the late 1800s. The trail runs near downtown, where you’ll spot historic buildings like the 1897 Samuel E. Hackman Building. While in-town options are limited, the Claysville Store—about 4 miles east—offers homemade meals and restrooms on weekends. Hartsburg also borders the Hart Creek Conservation Area, adding natural beauty to this quiet stretch of trail.

This small village was named after early settler Luther D. Hart, who sold land to the Missouri–Kansas–Texas Railroad in the late 1800s. The trail runs near downtown, where you’ll spot historic buildings like the 1897 Samuel E. Hackman Building. While in-town options are limited, the Claysville Store—about 4 miles east—offers homemade meals and restrooms on weekends. Hartsburg also borders the Hart Creek Conservation Area, adding natural beauty to this quiet stretch of trail.

Located in the small town of Tebbetts, this trailhead offers essential amenities including parking and restrooms. Just steps away is the Turner Katy Trail Shelter, a two-story hostel providing affordable lodging with bunk beds, showers, and a bike repair station. For a convenient meal, consider the local Happy Trails Katy-ring Service, delivering hearty lunches directly to the trailhead or shelter.

The Cedar Creek Trail is part of a 36-mile trail system that goes throughout the western half of the Cedar Creek Area. The western part of the trail has a great viewpoint of its namesake creek.

The Moon Loop is a relatively flat trail that is part of the Cedar Creek Trail System. The trail is named for its moon like appearance that was caused by soil erosion in the 1930s. The loop has beautiful wildflowers throughout the pastures along the loop. It can be very popular on nice weekends.