Katy Trail

Some claim the Vale Tunnel on the Rock Island Trail is Missouri's longest. While it's' still a cool ride or hike, at about 441 feet, that's not really true.

Out of an abundance of caution and to protect participants amid ongoing COVID-19 concerns, Missouri State Parks and the Missouri State Parks Foundation have cancelled the 2020 Katy Trail Ride scheduled to begin Monday, June 22.

Take a little trip down memory lane from 12 years ago.

Either way, somebody lost a perfectly good baseball bat.

Volunteers are needed to help clean up the Katy Trail by picking--up trash left by receding floodwaters.

Due to the recent widespread flooding along the Missouri River,, Missouri State Parks and the Missouri State Park Foundation are canceling the 2019 Katy Trail Ride set for June.

Missouri State Parks is hosting a ground-breaking ceremony at 2 p.m., Thursday, May 2, at the Sedalia Katy Depot.

Missouri State Parks is offering senior citizens the chance to see Katy Trail State Park from the comfort of a tram coach during Tuesdays on the Trail tours.

Registration is now open for bicyclists who would like to participate in the 2019 Katy Trail Ride across Missouri.

Registration is now available for bicyclists who would like to participate in the 2018 Katy Trail Ride, a ride on the nation's longest developed rail trail, with a stop planned in Sedalia.