The North Riverfront Trail in St. Louis, Missouri is an 11-mile trail that spans along the Mississippi River, offering a scenic and enjoyable outdoor experience. The trail features re-paved paths, new signage, parking, rest areas, and drinking fountains, making it convenient and comfortable for visitors. It passes through the working riverfront of industrial and shipping facilities, as well as a natural stretch of river with open vistas. Native plants and animals can be found along the entire length of the trail, providing a glimpse of the region's biodiversity. The trail currently terminates at the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge, connecting to Illinois and the MCT Confluence Trail.
The North Riverfront Trail is a collaborative effort between various organizations, including Grace Hill Settlement House, Great Rivers Greenway District, City of St. Louis, and Trailnet. It has been enhanced and maintained through funding provided by foundations, corporations, and local programs. The trail offers opportunities for safe cycling, with foldable bollards to keep illegal vehicular traffic out. Future plans include the renovation of the Laclede Power Center to serve as The Confluence project's downtown visitor center, further enhancing the trail experience for visitors.
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