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A 525 acre park with two primary mtb trails. The Spring Valley Trail is a flowy beginner level trail that rolls in and around the trees. The River Bluff Trail is a more technical loop that flows through rock gardens and a ledge drop. Both take you through heavily wooded areas with ponds, sinkholes, and a variety of wildlife.

Loose Park, also known as Jacob L. Loose Memorial Park, is the third-largest park in Kansas City. The park has a rose garden, a water park, and tennis courts among other things.

This "hilltop" is found along Sandstone Canyon Trail, a very nice loop trail that runs along the edge of a canyon with cool rock formations.

Don Robinson State Park is known for its picturesque landscapes, featuring limestone bluffs and tranquil streams. The park offers hiking trails, providing a serene escape into nature.

When the trees are bare, you can get a pretty overlook for the Mississippi River from this viewpoint.

The north end of the bridge overlooks the Missouri River, while the south end looks out onto the city. The Missouri River flows over 2300 miles, starting in the Rockies and emptying into the Mississippi just north of Kansas City.

This green space along the river is a great place to stop for a picnic lunch and enjoy the views. There are shaded picnic tables, paved walkways, and well-maintained wide open grassy parks near the river.

The Riverfront Heritage Trail runs along the Berkley Riverfront, north across the Heart of America bridge, south toward the West Pennway, and west into Huron Park in Kansas. More information on the extent of the Kansas City Riverfront Heritage Trail: http://kcrivertrails.org/home/