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Fall color alert! Olathe’s Cedar Niles Park offers a paved 4-mile out-and-back with three trailheads. The trail winds through rolling hills, forest and wide prairie areas. There are multiple bridged creek crossings plus a 4.5-mile single track dirt trail. tinyurl.com/238sv78t
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Lenexa’s Little Mill Creek Trail cuts through six(!) parks in a mostly shaded environment that includes backyards, water and woodlands. You can begin at scenic Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park and pass under 87th Street through a pedestrian tunnel. tinyurl.com/28xtkhbf
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Fall color alert! Shawnee Mission Park is home to 20 miles of trails for hikers, bikers and equestrians. In addition, you’ll find a 120-acre lake, woods and waterfalls, Mill Creek and abundant wildlife. kansascityhiker.com/johnson-…
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Fall color alert! Shawnee Mission Park is home to 20 miles of trails for hikers, bikers and equestrians. In addition, you’ll find a 120-acre lake, woods and waterfalls, Mill Creek and abundant wildlife. kansascityhiker.com/johnson-…
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In the rainy season, Kansas City's waterfalls come to life. Here's a guide to discovering and enjoying them.
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In the rainy season, Kansas City's waterfalls come to life. Here's a guide to discovering and enjoying them.
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At Knob Noster State Park, Woods and lakes provide a home for great blue herons, pileated woodpeckers, turkeys, deer, fox, opossum, raccoons, owls and numerous birds. Get away from it all on 18 miles of trails.
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Big Bull Creek Park, near Edgerton, is Johnson County’s “back country.” About seven miles of trails weave through forest, prairie and ravines in the watershed of Big Bull Creek. This generally quiet park is one of the county’s less-traveled. tinyurl.com/mty4tym2
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It’s easy to get wild at Lawrence Nature Park. This 100-acre reserve includes about 3 miles of looping, natural surface trails. The environment includes woodlands, grasslands, rock outcroppings and part of the watershed of Baldwin Creek. kansascityhiker.com/kansas-c…
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It’s easy to get wild at Lawrence Nature Park. This 100-acre reserve includes about 3 miles of looping, natural surface trails. The environment includes woodlands, grasslands, rock outcroppings and part of the watershed of Baldwin Creek. kansascityhiker.com/kansas-c…
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Lawrence’s Wells Overlook Park is an excellent place to stop, catch your breath, have a picnic or soak up the sun. It includes a multi-story tower and the Passerine Pavilion. Visitors can see several miles in most directions. kansascityhiker.com/waypoint…
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Lawrence’s Wells Overlook Park is an excellent place to stop, catch your breath, have a picnic or soak up the sun. It includes a multi-story tower and the Passerine Pavilion. Visitors can see several miles in most directions. kansascityhiker.com/waypoint…
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Leave the office behind on the North Shore Trail at Blue Springs Lake. This 4.5-mile natural surface trail takes you off the beaten path. And that’s a good thing. Weave in and out of rock formations, walk beneath forest canopy, then trudge lakeside. kansascityhiker.com/jackson-…
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Leave the office behind on the North Shore Trail at Blue Springs Lake. This 4.5-mile natural surface trail takes you off the beaten path. Weave in and out of rock formations, walk beneath forest canopy, then trudge lakeside. kansascityhiker.com/jackson-…
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Lake Jacomo’s Augie Trail feels straight out of the Ozarks. With its steep terrain, rocky bluffs and lakeside serenity, it could be mistaken for Missouri’s south. The 13.5-mile trail is divided into four sections, each a unique experience in its own right. kansascityhiker.com/jackson-…
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Camp Branch Streamway Park offers a quiet stroll outside the congestion of suburbia. Near Stillwell, this short trail extends between two streams: Camp Branch and Camp Branch Fork. Both are clear streams in the watershed of the nearby Blue River. kansascityhiker.com/johnson-…




































