Safari Motel (Clinton)
- + I am the new manager of the Safari Motel, I would like to thank everyone who has stayed here in the past. Just a note to let everyone know we have added a guest laundry, are currently remodeling all r...
Discussion started 12/09/2006 10:09 PM by Sam Fares - 3 replies (last reply by E B at 10/03/2011 01:20 AM)Sam Fares from Clinton, Missouri on 12/09/2006 10:09 PM
I am the new manager of the Safari Motel, I would like to thank everyone who has stayed here in the past. Just a note to let everyone know we have added a guest laundry, are currently remodeling all rooms, and have added homemade pancakes, waffles and french toast to the breakfast. We look forward to seeing you. Again thank you.
carol Christensen from Manteca CA on 02/13/2008 03:14 PM
ARE YOU OPEN DURING YOUR REMODEL I COULDN'T TELL FROM YOUR WEB PAGE
sharonbikes from Kansas City on 02/14/2008 08:14 PM
I stayed at the Safari Inn the first week of December and can recommend it. I came in late
and they were very friendly and accommodating. The room was clean and the bed comfy.
Breakfast was good too!
E B from new england on 10/03/2011 01:20 AM
This place is a dump infested with cockroaches.WE stayed their for about 10 seconds couldnt get out fast enought. Luckly for us their was another hotel across the street much cleaner much nicer for about 2 bucks more.
Dont stay here
- + We arrived alittle after 8 and the manager had given out the room i reserved. when we went to our room there were roaches every where. And it looked like a real party room. I went back to the desk and...
Discussion started 10/02/2011 11:10 PM - 0 repliesAnonymous on 10/02/2011 11:10 PM
We arrived alittle after 8 and the manager had given out the room i reserved. when we went to our room there were roaches every where. And it looked like a real party room. I went back to the desk and requested my money back. We started packing up our bikes and a guy came to the room with roach spray. A current guest said "Man you finally gonna do something about the Bugs"
We went across the street to the American Inn.
Katy Trail - St Charles
- + Is the Katy Trail in the St Charles area a paved trail? I have never been on the Katy Trail but have always wanted to ride it. I am in STL for the weekend and want to take a short ride.
Discussion started 09/23/2011 09:52 PM by cat - 4 replies (last reply by anonymous at 09/29/2011 10:22 PM)cat from nashville on 09/23/2011 09:52 PM
Is the Katy Trail in the St Charles area a paved trail? I have never been on the Katy Trail but have always wanted to ride it. I am in STL for the weekend and want to take a short ride.
Brad P. from Pea Ridge on 09/23/2011 10:37 PM
No. There seems to be some unwritten rule by the state to not allow paving. I say that because the trail is not paved even in some urban areas that are paved in trails in other parts of the state. For example, the Frisco trail between Springfield and Willard has a sign saying Missouri received money from the Obama stimulus in 2009 to pave it. Missouri used the stimulus to pave the lowly Frisco over the Katy? Don't let that keep you from riding a great trail, though, and the recent rain should keep the dust down a bit.
cat from nashville on 09/24/2011 08:06 AM
Thanks. I am just worried I don't have the right size tires. I will be checking out the Frisco trail too.
Darrell from Jefferson City, MO. on 09/25/2011 12:08 PM
Hey Nashville Cat, Most any tire works on the Katy, people seem to get concerned when they are running those skinny little road tires, of which I don't know anything about. But, 28mm's and up no problem, some have run 25's I believe with no problems. I run 700c x 32's on touring bike and 700 x 38's on the hybrid they work very well, I really don't notice much difference. Carry a patch kit, you probably won't need it but just in case.
The Katy Trail is pretty smooth, Frisco Highline, not as smooth and with an occasional rut or two, it's not really too rough but a more challenging ride and also a lot of fun, I wouldn't use a road bike on it, hybrid or mountain bike or anything that is a little beefier than most road bikes.
Enjoy your ride!
Anonymous on 09/29/2011 10:22 PM
Darrel's advise is in line with my experience as well.
bike rental in St. Louis
- + Any recommendations for a good bike rental shop in St.Louis?
Discussion started 09/03/2011 11:38 AM by mary - 1 reply (last reply by Jim at 09/29/2011 09:30 PM)mary from Langley, wa on 09/03/2011 11:38 AM
Any recommendations for a good bike rental shop in St.Louis?
Jim from Chesterfield, MO on 09/29/2011 09:30 PM
Do you mean in the St. Louis part of the KT trail? If so, you may want to contact Katy Trail Bike Rental in Defiance, MO. They are a full service bike rental place right on the trail. You can find other bike rental places on this site under towns and services.
Does anyone know how to make a reservation?
- + Hello,Our family of five is riding the trail eastward and would like to stay in the caboose on Thursday, Sept 29. I have been trying the number listed 573.289.6782 but no one answers and the voicemai...
Discussion started 09/27/2011 09:46 AM by Randy Bristol - 2 replies (last reply by anonymous at 09/28/2011 07:58 AM)Randy Bristol from Denver on 09/27/2011 09:46 AM
Hello,
Our family of five is riding the trail eastward and would like to stay in the caboose on Thursday, Sept 29. I have been trying the number listed 573.289.6782 but no one answers and the voicemail box is full. Does anyone know if the caboose is still in operation and if so, how to make a reservation? I think my kids wouldbreally enjoy sleeping in a caboose!
Anonymous on 09/27/2011 03:58 PM
Hi there. We own the Katy Boxcar in Rocheport. I believe it's available for Thursday. Clinton, MO has the cabooses. Not sure why they won't answer. Our number is 573-698-2453 for the Katy Trail B&B. Good luck! ~Tawnee Dufur
Anonymous on 09/28/2011 07:58 AM
And there is the Katyrest Caboose in Hartsburg.....Hartsburg, MO
That is where the poster is making the inquiry for I beleive beings the phone number matches the one on this website.
Katfish Katy's in Huntsdale
- + Stopped by on Sunday 9/25 to enjoy the Naked Hippies BBQ and blues music jam. Very nice break about halfway through my 40 mile bike ride. Very laid back, stage is on the river, good music.
Discussion started 09/27/2011 04:56 PM by zbiker - 0 replieszbiker on 09/27/2011 04:56 PM
Stopped by on Sunday 9/25 to enjoy the Naked Hippies BBQ and blues music jam. Very nice break about halfway through my 40 mile bike ride. Very laid back, stage is on the river, good music.
Amtrak
- + Hi, We'll be biking the Katy Trail mid October, goint west to east. We will leave our vehicle at the west end then take amtrak back afterwards. Is the Kirkwood station the one I want for the east en...
Discussion started 09/27/2011 10:00 AM by tabriz - 0 repliestabriz on 09/27/2011 10:00 AM
Hi, We'll be biking the Katy Trail mid October, goint west to east. We will leave our vehicle at the west end then take amtrak back afterwards. Is the Kirkwood station the one I want for the east end? Any suggestions for shuttles from Sedalia to Clinton?
Thanks!
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Katy Trail Bed & Bikefest in Rocheport
- + Four of us (two couples) stayed in the Tree House. Great location (right on the trail). Lots of choices for making our own breakfast. Would stay here again. This would be a good place for a group to...
Discussion started 09/26/2011 08:48 PM - 0 repliesAnonymous from Lakeside, Ohio on 09/26/2011 08:48 PM
Four of us (two couples) stayed in the Tree House. Great location (right on the trail). Lots of choices for making our own breakfast. Would stay here again. This would be a good place for a group to stay as it would probably accommodate 8-10 people.
Lindenhof Bed & Breakfast in Augusta
- + Really enjoyed our stay--luxurious rooms, great breakfast! Debbie made us feel right at home.
Discussion started 09/26/2011 08:39 PM by carolyn & tony - 0 repliescarolyn & tony from Lakeside, Ohio on 09/26/2011 08:39 PM
Really enjoyed our stay--luxurious rooms, great breakfast! Debbie made us feel right at home.
Lococo House III in St Charles
- + Four of us stayed here the the first and last nights of our biking the Katy Trail. Leo shuttled us to Clinton to begin our trip and picked us up four days later in Machens at the end of our trip. Rho...
Discussion started 09/26/2011 08:33 PM - 0 repliesAnonymous from Lakeside, Ohio on 09/26/2011 08:33 PM
Four of us stayed here the the first and last nights of our biking the Katy Trail. Leo shuttled us to Clinton to begin our trip and picked us up four days later in Machens at the end of our trip. Rhona and Leo made us feel right at home--they even offered to pick us up along the way if we ran into any difficulties. Great breakfasts, comfortable rooms. Within walking distance of the riverfront and Main street in St. Charles.
Sedalia
- + Four of us biked the Katy Trail last week and spent the night at the Georgetown Country View Estates. Joe picked us up at the Trailhead, drove us into town for dinner after we had showered and even m...
Discussion started 09/26/2011 08:29 PM - 0 repliesAnonymous from Lakeside, Ohio on 09/26/2011 08:29 PM
Four of us biked the Katy Trail last week and spent the night at the Georgetown Country View Estates. Joe picked us up at the Trailhead, drove us into town for dinner after we had showered and even made an extra trip to retrieve a forgotten bike helmet. Comfortable rooms, beautiful home furnished with outstanding antiques...we could not have asked for anything more.
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Meyers Hilltop Farm in McKittrick
- + Do not pass this B & B up. The farm is nestled back in the woods on top of the hill and is so peaceful, relaxing and well maintained. Maggie made us delicious oatmeal buttermilk pancakes for breakfa...
Discussion started 09/26/2011 07:24 PM by Brenda Pedersen - 0 repliesBrenda Pedersen from Gardner, KS on 09/26/2011 07:24 PM
Do not pass this B & B up. The farm is nestled back in the woods on top of the hill and is so peaceful, relaxing and well maintained. Maggie made us delicious oatmeal buttermilk pancakes for breakfast that were to die for. Eldon and Maggie are the most adorable hosts. We most definitely will include it in our trip next year.
Cliff Manor Bed & Breakfast Inn in Jefferson City
- + Thom does not miss a detail! Cliff Manor caters to cyclist. We had been biking 38 miles in rain all day. Our bikes were caked with sand, dirt and mud. We were damp, chilled and tired. Upon arrival...
Discussion started 09/26/2011 06:38 PM by Brenda Pedersen - 0 repliesBrenda Pedersen from Gardner, KS on 09/26/2011 06:38 PM
Thom does not miss a detail! Cliff Manor caters to cyclist. We had been biking 38 miles in rain all day. Our bikes were caked with sand, dirt and mud. We were damp, chilled and tired. Upon arrival we asked about a place to clean our bikes. Thom kindly replied, We will take care of that for you, put your water bottles in the freezer overnight and have your bikes and bottles waiting out front in the morning ready for your departure. We could have kissed him. Cliff Manor is ran very professionally and Thom has not missed a detail when it comes to accomodating his guests. Well done Thom. We WILL be back.
Hartsburg Inn in Hartsburg
- + Cath, I wanted to write to thank you for a wonderful stay in the Hartsburg Inn. The accommodations were very comfortable, clean and quaint. Vic, Bev and I slept like babies. We all agreed we will d...
Discussion started 09/26/2011 06:29 PM by Brenda L Pedersen - 0 repliesBrenda L Pedersen from Gardner on 09/26/2011 06:29 PM
Cath, I wanted to write to thank you for a wonderful stay in the Hartsburg Inn. The accommodations were very comfortable, clean and quaint. Vic, Bev and I slept like babies. We all agreed we will definitely be back to the Hartsburg Inn and would recommend it to all! You were a perfect hostess and made us feel very welcomed and invited. Thanks again!
Kentucky Fried Chicken in Sedalia
- + I have ate at the KFC in Sedalia, Marshall, and Warrensburg, Mo., None of the three should be open. You go in at 5:30 pm to get supper, nothing cooked. Go in at 6:30pm nothing cooked. The one in War...
Discussion started 09/26/2011 12:01 PM by charles nichols - 2 replies (last reply by anonymous at 09/26/2011 12:55 PM)charles nichols from marshall,mo on 09/26/2011 12:01 PM
I have ate at the KFC in Sedalia, Marshall, and Warrensburg, Mo., None of the three should be open. You go in at 5:30 pm to get supper, nothing cooked. Go in at 6:30pm nothing cooked. The one in Warrensburg was out of everything, all the manger could do was tell people "truck will be here tommorow". I don't know if the same person owned all three places but they need to go into goverment, they too don't do anything eather
Gary from Near Tebbetts on 09/26/2011 12:36 PM
What does KFC included in those seven "herbs" and spices? Oh, by the way, before you go rag on government employees, you might want to take a few grammar and spelling courses yourself.
Anonymous on 09/26/2011 12:55 PM
or mybe go 2 trip advizer too comint. ha ha sedelea and marshel arnt evin on the katytrail. what a maroon!
Would you ride with a head cold?
- + Home from work today with a fairly nasty cold. I really want to ride this weekend, though. For all you riders, would you let a head cold keep you from hitting the trail?
Discussion started 09/23/2011 10:41 PM by Brad P. - 3 replies (last reply by Dr. Katy Warrior at 09/26/2011 06:23 AM)Brad P. from Pea Ridge on 09/23/2011 10:41 PM
Home from work today with a fairly nasty cold. I really want to ride this weekend, though. For all you riders, would you let a head cold keep you from hitting the trail?
Anon on 09/24/2011 09:30 AM
It's risky. But you need to stay bundled-up and warm. Any chilling effects don't help. :) Good luck.
MAH on 09/24/2011 10:42 AM
Listen to your body. If it's telling you it doesn't feel up to a ride you're better off not. If you do, I would just take it easier.
Dr. Katy Warrior on 09/26/2011 06:23 AM
I would ride with a head cold, stomach ache, body and rear aches and cramps, but not dehydration symptoms. That will be $300 for a forum visit.
Murph's in Treloar
- + DON'T DO IT! The proprietor let a drunk make insulting comments and jokes throught our stay. The bathroom did not have a working sink. The beer was cold and cheap but we will not stop there again.
Discussion started 09/25/2011 10:28 PM by Bill - 0 repliesBill on 09/25/2011 10:28 PM
DON'T DO IT! The proprietor let a drunk make insulting comments and jokes throught our stay. The bathroom did not have a working sink. The beer was cold and cheap but we will not stop there again.
Katy Bike Rental in Defiance
- + I would not have believed the total service this shop provided us...through all of the last minute and unexpected situations that could have ruined our trip. These business people are professional and...
Discussion started 09/25/2011 10:24 PM by MK - 0 repliesMK on 09/25/2011 10:24 PM
I would not have believed the total service this shop provided us...through all of the last minute and unexpected situations that could have ruined our trip. These business people are professional and friendly beyond our expectations. If your bike breaks down on the trail, or you want to be totally outfitted, sag supported and connected with inside information about where to stay, or like us, out of steam halfway through the trip. They will gladly help and their rates are more than affordable. Thanks!
skinny tires on the Katy
- + I'm planning on riding the entire Katy Trail coming up in early Oct.I ride a high-end road bike with the skinny tires.Is this trail going to beat me up!
Discussion started 09/14/2011 09:17 PM by KAK - 10 replies (last reply by anonymous at 09/25/2011 09:13 PM)KAK from Highlands Ranch, CO on 09/14/2011 09:17 PM
I'm planning on riding the entire Katy Trail coming up in early Oct.
I ride a high-end road bike with the skinny tires.
Is this trail going to beat me up!
SteveK from saint louis, MO on 09/14/2011 10:08 PM
The trail will be rough in spots and it will tend to chew up road bike tires so be prepared for that. However, many people have ridden the entire trail on a road bike and a few of them have done it in a single day.
Pam from Independence on 09/14/2011 10:30 PM
Just finish the Rocheport-Herman portion and it was really rough in spot with BIG rocks. We guessed they were doing reconstuction due to flood and landslides from some low bluffs. I was beat up in those areas on my comfort bike.This area was Jeff City to Rhineland
gene from Indiana on 09/15/2011 12:20 AM
My bike has 700c tires and I did fairly well last September for four days. That was on the east end. You should be OK but might put your pressure at 90 or 100 psi instead of 120. Go for it.
Anonymous on 09/15/2011 11:51 AM
The 700C dimensions has to do with the wheel diameter Gene. A 700C can have "skinny tires" like those on a high-end road bike or those that are somewhat fat like those on a hybrid or comfort bike.
justbreathe from st. louis on 09/15/2011 05:05 PM
Just did a 3 day ride of the Katy on a road bike with 1 1/8" tires and 130 psi. I had one flat on the 2nd day of the ride. I did feel "beat up" at times due to the terrain on part of the trail plus having to lean over the handlebars I have a bit of numbness in my left hand still. It's much better but it happened the 2nd day when we rode 70 miles. The first day was great (Boonville to Jeff City, over the bridge). It was the extra mileage that did me in plus the rain slowed us down quite a bit. I did better in the sandy surfaces than my friend did with her wider tires, to be honest.
Billy from Mokane on 09/16/2011 04:54 AM
Yep, comments are right on. You will feel beat up. Hybrid with 32's best bet. Recommend well padded gloves for numbness, if you have room carry two pair of gloves to switch out. Also a vented, handlebar grips with padding will help on numbness.
justbreathe from st. louis on 09/17/2011 10:55 PM
Thanks!! I'm going to invest in more padded gloves and check into the handle bar suggestion. Appreciate the advice!
Matojo from Rogers, Ar on 09/18/2011 12:45 PM
I rode The Trail last first days of the oct. on my dedicated touring bike, the tires are The 700mm-35s. No problems and very fast. I be in the trail again this oct 8 at St Charles becouse my wife wants to ride it to. My bike is a Green Raleigh and hes a black comfort Cannondale, in case you see us!!!
dennis from rolla on 09/25/2011 07:39 PM
Your high end rode bike probably has 700x23 or 700x25 tires they will work but there is spots with large gravel. Also if it rains they will tend to SINK into the trail. I ride my cyclo cross bike
Anonymous on 09/25/2011 09:13 PM
I prefer a tire that is 28-32 wide, but buddy rides it with 25s. No matter the width - look for a tire with good flat protection on the KATY (in my opinion).
Doll House B&B in Rhineland
- + Super place to stay from the Katy Trail. A wonderful old home recently updated with all modern conveniences make this a very comfortable place to stay. Amanda loves to cook and it shows! She was su...
Discussion started 06/02/2011 08:56 AM by Bill and Rhonda - 3 replies (last reply by Pam at 09/25/2011 09:02 PM)Bill and Rhonda from Ennis, TX on 06/02/2011 08:56 AM
Super place to stay from the Katy Trail. A wonderful old home recently updated with all modern conveniences make this a very comfortable place to stay. Amanda loves to cook and it shows! She was such a nice host. The weather forecast was bad for our next day, so Amanda took us in her car to our next stop. We look forward to staying here again.
Malinda from Austin, Texas on 09/25/2011 05:38 PM
My husband and I stayed at the Dollhouse our first night out on the trail, Monday 09/19/11. It was a rough day for me (complete with a nice fall about 1-1/2 miles from Rhineland), we arrived much later than expected, and Amanda was so very gracious and welcoming. She knew I was hurting and immediately offered up fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies, the Jacuzzi tub, and her homemade bath salts to soothe my aching body and psyche. The next morning she served up a HUGE, delicious breakfast, and even packed up the left-over fresh fruit for us to take on the trail. When we arrived Monday evening, I honestly didn't think I would be able to face the rest of the trail, but after a comfortable stay at the Dollhouse and Amanda's wonderful breakfast, I was able to complete 48 miles the next day in pretty fine fashion. A giant thanks to Amanda (and Jeff, who we only briefly met, but he seemed very nice as well).
dennis from rolla on 09/25/2011 07:09 PM
Great place to stay
Pam from Independence on 09/25/2011 09:02 PM
We stayed there early Sept. Came in from the rain and the warm cookies were very welcomed. In fact we ate them all. Breakfast was enormous and filling. Amanda went out of her way to accommodate us for all our needs. Told her will definitely be staying with her next year.
Biking the KT From STL to Clinton
- + We will be biking the Katy Trail from St. Louis to Clinton Oct.10-15. Just want to make sure the trail conditions are good. We've had so much rain back East some of the rails to trails have been sig...
Discussion started 09/24/2011 08:52 AM by AGN - 2 replies (last reply by anonymous at 09/25/2011 04:47 PM)AGN from Columbia, MD on 09/24/2011 08:52 AM
We will be biking the Katy Trail from St. Louis to Clinton Oct.10-15. Just want to make sure the trail conditions are good. We've had so much rain back East some of the rails to trails have been significantly damaged / washed out. Will the leaves be changing then?
Happy trails!
Kriss from Boonville on 09/24/2011 07:48 PM
Hi! Yes, the leaves should be turning then. So far I believe the trais are all open and no problems. If you haven't made your reservations yet, I suggest you do so as places fill up rather quickly around here. We'd love to have you stay with us at the High Street Victorian. Check out our website! Enjoy your ride!
Anonymous from Lakeside, Ohio on 09/25/2011 04:47 PM
Four of us just completed the entire trail from Clinton to Machens on Friday and we found the trail to be in good condition. Even though it rained the day before we began our ride the trail seemed to drain well and was just a bit mushy in places. Have fun...we did.
Bridge Over Auxvasse Creek on Hwy 94, Callaway Co
- + On 9/19/11 Modot will begin work on the bridge over Auxvasse Creek on Hwy 94 in Callaway County. The bridge will be closed and traffic will have to detour. I believe this is somewhere in the vicinity ...
Discussion started 09/13/2011 11:10 PM by Cathy - 3 replies (last reply by Jim at 09/25/2011 09:34 AM)Cathy from Jefferson City on 09/13/2011 11:10 PM
On 9/19/11 Modot will begin work on the bridge over Auxvasse Creek on Hwy 94 in Callaway County. The bridge will be closed and traffic will have to detour. I believe this is somewhere in the vicinity of Mokane. If you will be biking on the trail I think you should be fine. But if you plan to drive on Hwy 94 ( for example if you have someone in a support vehicle) be aware of the need to detour.
Kalyn from Warrenton, MO. on 09/20/2011 01:12 PM
The detour is a JOKE! It is roughly a 40 minute detour (traveling at approx 60mph) that takes you 4 miles down 94!! You have to detour at Mokane, and at the end of the detour it drops you off on 94 right just 4 miles from Mokane. VERY frustrating....way to go MoDot!!!!
Jim from St Thomas on 09/20/2011 03:35 PM
Just curious.....what can MoDot do about the length of the detour? Maybe build a new parallel road with a new bridge before they replace the old bridge? We're going to have to deal with this on our annual Octoberfest ride but looking at Goggle maps it looks like you can take some county roads and shave some miles off of the detour. We'll see how it goes.
Jim from St Thomas on 09/25/2011 09:34 AM
For thoses of you who may be sagging or just driving to Hermann for Octoberfest, you can cut about 20 minutes or so off of the offical detour using the following route.
Take C north out of Mokane. Turn right on State Rd VV (that's V V not W). VV will eventually turn into County Rd 447 which is gravel. Immediately after 447 crosses the Katy Trail turn left on County Rd 454. 454 will hit State Rd CC in about 1000'. A right turn on CC takes you to Hwy 94. We used this route going from JC to Rhineland for Clam Chowder Friday night.
Dutzow Deli & Restaurant in Dutzow
- + Went for lunch on Saturday. Service very poor. After waitress got the order wrong, she never did come back to refill drinks. Food was ok. Will not go back.
Discussion started 09/25/2011 05:19 AM - 0 repliesAnonymous on 09/25/2011 05:19 AM
Went for lunch on Saturday. Service very poor. After waitress got the order wrong, she never did come back to refill drinks. Food was ok. Will not go back.
Katyrest Caboose in Hartsburg
- + We stayed at the Katyrest in late July and it was great! It was about 110 degrees outside and we arrived in late afternoon. The air conditioner was already running and it was beautiful and cool insi...
Discussion started 09/24/2011 01:17 PM by fencerdaisy - 0 repliesfencerdaisy from Overland Park KS on 09/24/2011 01:17 PM
We stayed at the Katyrest in late July and it was great! It was about 110 degrees outside and we arrived in late afternoon. The air conditioner was already running and it was beautiful and cool inside. Bill wasn't home, but left us a note and we soon found him in town while on our way to the Big Muddy for some great dinner. Bill was very helpful and took good care of us as we headed back out the next morning to brave the heat again. This was our favorite stop along the trail and we plan on returning soon!
Sedalia House B&B
- + Unfortunately, I have found that the Sedalia House Bed and Breakfast closed its doors to become a private farm again some time back. I will miss Kim and Mark's wonderful hospitality and that grand wh...
Discussion started 09/22/2011 03:40 PM by Tom - 0 repliesTom from Kansas on 09/22/2011 03:40 PM
Unfortunately, I have found that the Sedalia House Bed and Breakfast closed its doors to become a private farm again some time back. I will miss Kim and Mark's wonderful hospitality and that grand white house on the hill (Kim's granola too!). If they ever check back to the comment forum I'd like to wish them well.
Rocheport's Tourist Website
- + For the best directory of services, lodging, etc. that matter to cyclists when planning a Katy Trail trip, I recommend the town's tourism website at www.rocheport.com. It's very helpful for planning ...
Discussion started 09/22/2011 11:38 AM by Katy Trail Pedaler - 0 repliesKaty Trail Pedaler from St Charles MO on 09/22/2011 11:38 AM
For the best directory of services, lodging, etc. that matter to cyclists when planning a Katy Trail trip, I recommend the town's tourism website at www.rocheport.com. It's very helpful for planning our annual Fall cycling trip from Sedalia back to St. Charles. We like to spend a night at the School House B&B and enjoy a great dinner at Abigail's (good thing it's walking distance after being on a bike for 50 miles!) Just don't forget to make dinner reservations there since it's pretty small and can fill up even on a weekday.