Boonville Trailhead at depot (Boonville)
- + the casino has a free shuttle into town from all the motels along I-70. so access into town is not a problem it runs every hour
Discussion started 06/07/2006 08:05 AM by gary - 2 replies (last reply by Resident Biker at 08/04/2008 03:33 PM)gary from san antonio, texas on 06/07/2006 08:05 AM
the casino has a free shuttle into town from all the motels along I-70. so access into town is not a problem it runs every hour
gary from san antonio, texas on 06/07/2006 08:05 AM
the casino has a free shuttle into town from all the motels along I-70. so access into town is not a problem it runs every hour
Trek Biker from St. Joseph, MO on 06/07/2006 12:58 PM
And they'll haul your bikes if you staying along I-70 and wanting to visit the casino enroute to the trail???
Trek Biker from St. Joseph, MO on 06/07/2006 12:58 PM
And they'll haul your bikes if you staying along I-70 and wanting to visit the casino enroute to the trail???
Resident Biker from Boonville on 08/04/2008 03:33 PM
Yes, they will haul you AND your bike, for free. The I-70 hotels were very accommodating to Casino guests before the Casino had its own hotel. Now, the Isle of Capri is repaying the favor--and it's good PR, too.
The Isle of Capri is very Katy-friendly. They offer a free bike locker for those who want to explore--even if you're not staying at the hotel.
No, I don't work for them! Just trying to get this good information out there so people can use it.
Resident Biker from Boonville on 08/04/2008 03:33 PM
Yes, they will haul you AND your bike, for free. The I-70 hotels were very accommodating to Casino guests before the Casino had its own hotel. Now, the Isle of Capri is repaying the favor--and it's good PR, too.
The Isle of Capri is very Katy-friendly. They offer a free bike locker for those who want to explore--even if you're not staying at the hotel.
No, I don't work for them! Just trying to get this good information out there so people can use it.
Cooper's Landing (Easley)
- + I find Coopers to be a mixed bag. It's an amazing gathering place for some great eclectic people. There's never a shortage of folks to talk to around the camp fire, and the food at the Tai kitchen CAN...
Discussion started 05/17/2006 12:03 PM by Semi-Local - 9 replies (last reply by Jim at 08/04/2008 12:59 PM)Semi-Local from Columbia on 05/17/2006 12:03 PM
I find Coopers to be a mixed bag. It's an amazing gathering place for some great eclectic people. There's never a shortage of folks to talk to around the camp fire, and the food at the Tai kitchen CAN NOT BE BEAT..seriously. I did find however that they were strange folks the time my wife and I went there and wanted to sit on a log near the fire and were told our little 5 pound lap dog that she never lets out of her lap-would have to go. We were told it was an eating area ? (No tables before us, no one eating and it made zero sense) A little nervous guy jumps out from nowhere makes a declaration and then slips back into his little hole not to be seen again. Well, that ruined the night right there, we left, and have since come back once without the dog. You can have beer, but not hard liquor... Interesting... All in all though ? If you're dog-less, it's worth the trip. Don't miss the awesome display of local musicians they rotate through there on friday and sat nights. Naked Dave ? You rock ! (a new fan) Me.
Semi-Local from Columbia on 05/17/2006 12:03 PM
I find Coopers to be a mixed bag. It's an amazing gathering place for some great eclectic people. There's never a shortage of folks to talk to around the camp fire, and the food at the Tai kitchen CAN NOT BE BEAT..seriously. I did find however that they were strange folks the time my wife and I went there and wanted to sit on a log near the fire and were told our little 5 pound lap dog that she never lets out of her lap-would have to go. We were told it was an eating area ? (No tables before us, no one eating and it made zero sense) A little nervous guy jumps out from nowhere makes a declaration and then slips back into his little hole not to be seen again. Well, that ruined the night right there, we left, and have since come back once without the dog. You can have beer, but not hard liquor... Interesting... All in all though ? If you're dog-less, it's worth the trip. Don't miss the awesome display of local musicians they rotate through there on friday and sat nights. Naked Dave ? You rock ! (a new fan) Me.
John from Lake St. Louis on 03/23/2007 09:24 AM
On our trek across Missouri last summer, we stopped at Coopers Landing to resupply with gatorade and water. The gentlman running the shop was friendly. We were very dissapointed with the portapotty as it was overflowing and needed to be emptied. We promptly renamed the spot "Poopers Landing". Other than that, it looks like a nice place to re-supply and eat a meal. We were not impressed with the camp-site as there are many other good places to camp along the way.
John from Lake St. Louis on 03/23/2007 09:24 AM
On our trek across Missouri last summer, we stopped at Coopers Landing to resupply with gatorade and water. The gentlman running the shop was friendly. We were very dissapointed with the portapotty as it was overflowing and needed to be emptied. We promptly renamed the spot "Poopers Landing". Other than that, it looks like a nice place to re-supply and eat a meal. We were not impressed with the camp-site as there are many other good places to camp along the way.
Buck the Wonder Boy from St. Chaz on 07/28/2008 02:49 AM
So, how far back in the woods do you think the boys at Cooper's have their illegal plants growing?
Buck the Wonder Boy from St. Chaz on 07/28/2008 02:49 AM
So, how far back in the woods do you think the boys at Cooper's have their illegal plants growing?
Anonymous on 07/28/2008 12:07 PM
Those are some scary dude's. Kind of reminds me of a scene out of deliverance.
Anonymous on 07/28/2008 12:07 PM
Those are some scary dude's. Kind of reminds me of a scene out of deliverance.
Jim from St. Thomas on 07/28/2008 01:27 PM
Me thinks you scare pretty easily.........
Jim from St. Thomas on 07/28/2008 01:27 PM
Me thinks you scare pretty easily.........
Biker from Farmington, MO on 07/29/2008 11:13 AM
Deliverance...yet flavored with Thai lemongrass. Uh huh.
Biker from Farmington, MO on 07/29/2008 11:13 AM
Deliverance...yet flavored with Thai lemongrass. Uh huh.
MAH from Blue Springs, MO on 07/29/2008 12:36 PM
As a woman rider who has stopped there multiple times (many times alone), I have never had any reason to feel scared or not want to stop. I will say however, it took me a couple of rides before I actually stopped and went in because it doesn't look like your typical convenience store in a populated area. It was my loss. It's the only spot between Mcbaine and Hartsburg to get a cold drink or snack. If you're there at meal time...the Thai food is wonderful(not to take away from Mr. Cooper's bar-b-que which is equally good).
It's a good spot to stop, have a cold drink, good meal and sit and watch the river.
It is what it is.
Just my 2 cents worth.
MAH from Blue Springs, MO on 07/29/2008 12:36 PM
As a woman rider who has stopped there multiple times (many times alone), I have never had any reason to feel scared or not want to stop. I will say however, it took me a couple of rides before I actually stopped and went in because it doesn't look like your typical convenience store in a populated area. It was my loss. It's the only spot between Mcbaine and Hartsburg to get a cold drink or snack. If you're there at meal time...the Thai food is wonderful(not to take away from Mr. Cooper's bar-b-que which is equally good).
It's a good spot to stop, have a cold drink, good meal and sit and watch the river.
It is what it is.
Just my 2 cents worth.
DougK from Troy on 07/30/2008 10:28 PM
You might remember the Missouri flooded about this time last year. I was hiking through that area when they were cleaning up after having 4 inches of water in the building. They guy said they usually didn't run the grill during the week but he stopped what he was doing and fired up the grill to feed me. Two thumbs up from me.
DougK from Troy on 07/30/2008 10:28 PM
You might remember the Missouri flooded about this time last year. I was hiking through that area when they were cleaning up after having 4 inches of water in the building. They guy said they usually didn't run the grill during the week but he stopped what he was doing and fired up the grill to feed me. Two thumbs up from me.
jason on 08/02/2008 09:57 AM
its a total Stienbeckian experience. a few drunks, bizzarre civil war cuttouts around a campfire and some really great Tai food,
an interesting shower experience(is that a closet or a bathroom?).
I doubt that anyone is in any danger there, just a bunch of goodold boy hippys but with a money making agenda, so I doubt that they would put up with any 5h1t that would give them a bad name. the owner was patient and kept open a few extra minutes to keep the showers open for me last time I was there. I cant wait to eat there again. really great tai food, and out of a trailer! it actually gets no better.
jason on 08/02/2008 09:57 AM
its a total Stienbeckian experience. a few drunks, bizzarre civil war cuttouts around a campfire and some really great Tai food,
an interesting shower experience(is that a closet or a bathroom?).
I doubt that anyone is in any danger there, just a bunch of goodold boy hippys but with a money making agenda, so I doubt that they would put up with any 5h1t that would give them a bad name. the owner was patient and kept open a few extra minutes to keep the showers open for me last time I was there. I cant wait to eat there again. really great tai food, and out of a trailer! it actually gets no better.
Jim from St. Thomas on 08/04/2008 12:59 PM
Those cutouts would more likely be related to Lewis and Clark than the Civil War. We ate at the Thai Kitchen last Friday night....a great time as usual. A big shout out to Lawrence who is in the middle of a Maine to California ride. We were honored to buy his supper and a beer or two.
Jim from St. Thomas on 08/04/2008 12:59 PM
Those cutouts would more likely be related to Lewis and Clark than the Civil War. We ate at the Thai Kitchen last Friday night....a great time as usual. A big shout out to Lawrence who is in the middle of a Maine to California ride. We were honored to buy his supper and a beer or two.
City Park (Pilot Grove)
- + There were 3 of us riding the Katy trail a couple of years ago during mid-June (very hot, 90+ deg), camping along the way. We arrived in Pilot Grove early afternoon in time to enjoy the City Pool for...
Discussion started 08/04/2008 12:34 PM by gpennel - 0 repliesgpennel from perry, ks on 08/04/2008 12:34 PM
There were 3 of us riding the Katy trail a couple of years ago during mid-June (very hot, 90+ deg), camping along the way. We arrived in Pilot Grove early afternoon in time to enjoy the City Pool for a couple of hours. The pool felt great after riding in the heat. It started raining, so we ate supper at the deli close to the trail. It was very enjoyable talking to the girl who was running the deli, she let us stay there until it stopped raining. Went back to the park where the Town Mayor had personnally opened and restocked the park restroom. We felt like celebrities. Couldn't pay them for camping there, so we walked around the park and picked up trash. There are some of us planning to ride the trail again in mid-August (not the best time of year) but one of the our stops will be Pilot Grove.
gpennel from perry, ks on 08/04/2008 12:34 PM
There were 3 of us riding the Katy trail a couple of years ago during mid-June (very hot, 90+ deg), camping along the way. We arrived in Pilot Grove early afternoon in time to enjoy the City Pool for a couple of hours. The pool felt great after riding in the heat. It started raining, so we ate supper at the deli close to the trail. It was very enjoyable talking to the girl who was running the deli, she let us stay there until it stopped raining. Went back to the park where the Town Mayor had personnally opened and restocked the park restroom. We felt like celebrities. Couldn't pay them for camping there, so we walked around the park and picked up trash. There are some of us planning to ride the trail again in mid-August (not the best time of year) but one of the our stops will be Pilot Grove.
For some solitude...
- + ... bike the 15 miles between Treloar and McKittrick. There aren't any services between. I rode that section again today and saw only one rider. If you start at Treloar, Hermann is only 2 miles past M...
Discussion started 08/03/2008 08:11 PM by ka3751 - 0 replieska3751 from Saint Louis on 08/03/2008 08:11 PM
... bike the 15 miles between Treloar and McKittrick. There aren't any services between. I rode that section again today and saw only one rider. If you start at Treloar, Hermann is only 2 miles past McKittrick (across Missouri River) and make a good half-way point. This makes for an uncrowded 34 mile ride.
Les Bourgeois Winery & Bistro (Rocheport)
- + The food and view were lovely, but our service was a disappointment. After the hostess invited us to wait 30 minutes extra for a window view - at her suggestion - they seated us way in the back by th...
Discussion started 08/01/2008 05:05 PM by Claire - 1 reply (last reply by Les at 08/03/2008 08:03 PM)Claire from St. Louis on 08/01/2008 05:05 PM
The food and view were lovely, but our service was a disappointment. After the hostess invited us to wait 30 minutes extra for a window view - at her suggestion - they seated us way in the back by the kitchen. Apparently a local State Senator and his friends had popped in (we had reservations) and they seated him at the table for which we were waiting. They did not offer an explanation and did not say anything until I asked. Had they come over and spoken to us we would have been much more understanding. A well named establishment.
Claire from St. Louis on 08/01/2008 05:05 PM
The food and view were lovely, but our service was a disappointment. After the hostess invited us to wait 30 minutes extra for a window view - at her suggestion - they seated us way in the back by the kitchen. Apparently a local State Senator and his friends had popped in (we had reservations) and they seated him at the table for which we were waiting. They did not offer an explanation and did not say anything until I asked. Had they come over and spoken to us we would have been much more understanding. A well named establishment.
Les from Lawrence on 08/03/2008 08:03 PM
Who was the senator? Good chance to cast a vote!
Les from Lawrence on 08/03/2008 08:03 PM
Who was the senator? Good chance to cast a vote!
Glenn's Cafe at the Frederick (Boonville)
- + HORRIBLE! I will never go back. The service here is a joke! After a disaterous meal, (and a final bill of just under $250) the owner said he was "too busy" to come to our table to discuss our exper...
Discussion started 08/03/2008 06:46 AM by VERY disappointed - 0 repliesVERY disappointed from Jefferson City on 08/03/2008 06:46 AM
HORRIBLE! I will never go back. The service here is a joke! After a disaterous meal, (and a final bill of just under $250) the owner said he was "too busy" to come to our table to discuss our experience. At one point a member of our party had to get up and get the water and tea pitchers to refill glasses. One person never got part of their meal, one person's meal was dropped on the floor, and replaced with another meal because it was supposedly the last special. He recieved his meal after everyone else was almost done, the owner sent word with the waitress that since it only took "2 minutes" to receieve his replacement meal, there was not going to be any sort of comp. That was the longest two minutes EVER!! They obviously have a problem from the top down. The food wasn't bad.
VERY disappointed from Jefferson City on 08/03/2008 06:46 AM
HORRIBLE! I will never go back. The service here is a joke! After a disaterous meal, (and a final bill of just under $250) the owner said he was "too busy" to come to our table to discuss our experience. At one point a member of our party had to get up and get the water and tea pitchers to refill glasses. One person never got part of their meal, one person's meal was dropped on the floor, and replaced with another meal because it was supposedly the last special. He recieved his meal after everyone else was almost done, the owner sent word with the waitress that since it only took "2 minutes" to receieve his replacement meal, there was not going to be any sort of comp. That was the longest two minutes EVER!! They obviously have a problem from the top down. The food wasn't bad.
property safety in parking areas
- + How about it? Am I safe to leave cooler and camping gear on the open bed of a pick-up while I'm gone for an hour or two?
Thanks,
TOm
Discussion started 08/02/2008 08:29 PM by TK - 2 replies (last reply by ron at 08/03/2008 05:45 AM)TK from Alma, MO on 08/02/2008 08:29 PM
How about it? Am I safe to leave cooler and camping gear on the open bed of a pick-up while I'm gone for an hour or two?
Thanks,
TOm
jim castanza from kcmo on 08/02/2008 09:56 PM
Sure bro just tell me where you park first, cause i need a new cooler!
ron from north jefferson on 08/03/2008 05:45 AM
Not a good idea as I lost a pair of biking gloves that I had placed on my bike seat as I used the restroom, and they were gone when I returned.
Ivory Grille (Sedalia)
- + Great place, The food is excellent. We have eaten there several times. I love the vegetable lasagna, their house salad is really good. My husband likes the prime rib. The chef is on it. The service is...
Discussion started 08/02/2008 05:24 PM by Patricia Debulten - 0 repliesPatricia Debulten from Sedalia on 08/02/2008 05:24 PM
Great place, The food is excellent. We have eaten there several times. I love the vegetable lasagna, their house salad is really good. My husband likes the prime rib. The chef is on it. The service is excellent too.
Patricia Debulten from Sedalia on 08/02/2008 05:24 PM
Great place, The food is excellent. We have eaten there several times. I love the vegetable lasagna, their house salad is really good. My husband likes the prime rib. The chef is on it. The service is excellent too.
High Street Victorian B&B (Boonville)
- + Just wanted to thank you guys again for an amazing night at the High Street B&B! You were incredible hosts and really made our experience wonderful. Your home is absolutely beautiful, the food superb...
Discussion started 07/30/2008 03:46 PM by Mike & Tami - 0 repliesMike & Tami from Lawrence, KS on 07/30/2008 03:46 PM
Just wanted to thank you guys again for an amazing night at the High Street B&B! You were incredible hosts and really made our experience wonderful. Your home is absolutely beautiful, the food superb, and the atmosphere relaxing. Please let us know what we can do to share our experience with others. We can''''t wait to come back again!
Mike & Tami from Lawrence, KS on 07/30/2008 03:46 PM
Just wanted to thank you guys again for an amazing night at the High Street B&B! You were incredible hosts and really made our experience wonderful. Your home is absolutely beautiful, the food superb, and the atmosphere relaxing. Please let us know what we can do to share our experience with others. We can''''t wait to come back again!
Mississippi River Trail off of Katy?
- + Today, we rode from the Page Bridge to St. Charles. We continued to the end of the trail
just past 370, then took an off-shoot off of the path to get on the road below. It's here we
stumbled...
Discussion started 07/27/2008 03:04 PM by cunninghamair - 2 replies (last reply by Paul Toigo at 07/29/2008 05:39 PM)cunninghamair from O'Fallon, MO on 07/27/2008 03:04 PM
Today, we rode from the Page Bridge to St. Charles. We continued to the end of the trail
just past 370, then took an off-shoot off of the path to get on the road below. It's here we
stumbled onto a sign for the MRT. It led over the 370 bridge. We backtracked and couldn't
figure out where it went from there. This seems to be a nationwide trail that never got
finished. Anybody have more info? Where is goes in St. Louis? Their website starts in
downtown and heads south!
gc from Columbia, Mo. on 07/29/2008 01:52 PM
When, and I hope it is soon, they open the extension to Machens you will only be a few miles from the Mississippi. In fact, if you are in Machens, you are probably closer to the Mississippi than you are the Missouri. I am not familiar with the MRT, but I would think it would be nearby.
Probably 80 percent of the trail is done and they even have the trailheads completed at Black Walnust and Machens. It's a little dicey on the section closest to St. Charles, but it can be navigated if you don't mind some weeds and rough ground.
Is it time for an update on the status of the Machens leg?
Paul Toigo on 07/29/2008 05:39 PM
Indeed, while their website indicates that the route is mapped South of Hannibal, the directions start from St. Louis and go South.
http://www.mississippirivertrail.org/
The Mississippi River Trail, coursing along America’s backbone, the Mississippi River, from its headwaters in Itasca, Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, offers approximately 3,000 miles of on-road and bike/pedestrian pathways for the recreational enjoyment, health, conservation, and tourism development of river communities, river states, and the nation.
Birk's Gasthaus (Hermann)
- + Birk's Gasthaus has a new owner: a friendly lady by the name of L.C. However, the service was as superb as when Rick was the owner. We were there for 4th of July festivities and a Katy trail ride. L.C...
Discussion started 07/14/2008 12:41 PM by Janete Eaker and Lynsi Rahorst - 1 reply (last reply by gc at 07/29/2008 01:54 PM)Janete Eaker and Lynsi Rahorst from Kansas City on 07/14/2008 12:41 PM
Birk's Gasthaus has a new owner: a friendly lady by the name of L.C. However, the service was as superb as when Rick was the owner. We were there for 4th of July festivities and a Katy trail ride. L.C. was very helpful with updating us on the best places to eat, and to see. The only thing that we thought it was "questionable" in this experience was the lack of housekeeping for our room while we were there, but we figured it was probably because of the holiday. Overall, L.C. is doing a great job keeping up with the previous owners' excellent reputation as B&B hosts, even though I did miss Rick's homemade, warm, brownie topped with vanilla ice-cream at night!
Janete Eaker and Lynsi Rahorst from Kansas City on 07/14/2008 12:41 PM
Birk's Gasthaus has a new owner: a friendly lady by the name of L.C. However, the service was as superb as when Rick was the owner. We were there for 4th of July festivities and a Katy trail ride. L.C. was very helpful with updating us on the best places to eat, and to see. The only thing that we thought it was "questionable" in this experience was the lack of housekeeping for our room while we were there, but we figured it was probably because of the holiday. Overall, L.C. is doing a great job keeping up with the previous owners' excellent reputation as B&B hosts, even though I did miss Rick's homemade, warm, brownie topped with vanilla ice-cream at night!
gc from Columbia, Mo. on 07/29/2008 01:54 PM
So what became of Rick and Diane?
gc from Columbia, Mo. on 07/29/2008 01:54 PM
So what became of Rick and Diane?
Katy Roundhouse- contacting campground?
- + We are planning to camp in an RV at the Katy Roundhouse campground this upcoming weekend, but have been unable to reach the hosts by phone or e-mail. Is the campground still operational?
Discussion started 07/29/2008 09:22 AM by KJS - 1 reply (last reply by BUK at 07/29/2008 09:59 AM)KJS from Lenexa, KS on 07/29/2008 09:22 AM
We are planning to camp in an RV at the Katy Roundhouse campground this upcoming weekend, but have been unable to reach the hosts by phone or e-mail. Is the campground still operational?
BUK from marion, ia on 07/29/2008 09:59 AM
You are gold. If they are not there they have a self-check with prices etc. around the back of the building. Make sure you print out directions as the campground can be a little tricky to find. BUK
Amtrack
- + Does Amtrack allow you to board at the downtown St. Louis station with a bicycle? Most of the conversations I have read have to do with the Kirkwood Station.
Discussion started 07/28/2008 10:10 PM by Beth - 1 reply (last reply by Paulie at 07/29/2008 02:31 AM)Beth from St. Louis on 07/28/2008 10:10 PM
Does Amtrack allow you to board at the downtown St. Louis station with a bicycle? Most of the conversations I have read have to do with the Kirkwood Station.
Paulie from Knoxville TN on 07/29/2008 02:31 AM
Yes, but be sure to make reservations. Its also an extra $10 per bike.
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High Street Victorian, Recommended.
- + We stayed at the HSV and rode the trail from Boonville to Rocheport and back. We had a great experience at the HSV! We will definately be back and spread the word!
Discussion started 07/28/2008 03:18 PM by Mike & Tami - 0 repliesMike & Tami from Lawrence, KS on 07/28/2008 03:18 PM
We stayed at the HSV and rode the trail from Boonville to Rocheport and back. We had a great experience at the HSV! We will definately be back and spread the word!
Boonville Trailhead at depot (Boonville)
- + There are several hotels and B&Bs right on the Trail in Boonville. The Isle of Capri Casino has a hotel, and bikers can also stay at the beautifully restored Hotel Frederick right across the street fr...
Discussion started 05/16/2008 09:25 AM by Resident Biker - 3 replies (last reply by Jason & Anastasia at 07/28/2008 03:16 PM)Resident Biker from Boonville on 05/16/2008 09:25 AM
There are several hotels and B&Bs right on the Trail in Boonville. The Isle of Capri Casino has a hotel, and bikers can also stay at the beautifully restored Hotel Frederick right across the street from where the Trail crosses the Missouri River.
There are also B&Bs--the High Street Victorian (1/2 a block from the Frederick), the 4 Doors Inn and Riverview Suites (both Downtown), Eloyse's and the Garden Gate (both within 1/4 mile from the Trail and easy walking distance to Downtown), and the Rivercene just over the river.
All of these hotels and B&Bs will keep your bike secure while you explore Boonville and will otherwise accommodate you. Boonville is a great place to spend the night!
Resident Biker from Boonville on 05/16/2008 09:25 AM
There are several hotels and B&Bs right on the Trail in Boonville. The Isle of Capri Casino has a hotel, and bikers can also stay at the beautifully restored Hotel Frederick right across the street from where the Trail crosses the Missouri River.
There are also B&Bs--the High Street Victorian (1/2 a block from the Frederick), the 4 Doors Inn and Riverview Suites (both Downtown), Eloyse's and the Garden Gate (both within 1/4 mile from the Trail and easy walking distance to Downtown), and the Rivercene just over the river.
All of these hotels and B&Bs will keep your bike secure while you explore Boonville and will otherwise accommodate you. Boonville is a great place to spend the night!
Anonymous on 07/19/2008 08:46 PM
can you tell me more about the Riverview Suites or the Rivercene hotels in Booneville. How far are they from the trail?
Anonymous on 07/19/2008 08:46 PM
can you tell me more about the Riverview Suites or the Rivercene hotels in Booneville. How far are they from the trail?
Ray (webmaster) on 07/20/2008 09:15 AM
I believe Riverview Suites is no longer in business - someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
Rivercene is 1/4 mile or so off the trail. Click Boonville in the map at the top of this web page, then go down to the Rivercene listing and click it - you'll see directions to the inn.
Ray (webmaster) on 07/20/2008 09:15 AM
I believe Riverview Suites is no longer in business - someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
Rivercene is 1/4 mile or so off the trail. Click Boonville in the map at the top of this web page, then go down to the Rivercene listing and click it - you'll see directions to the inn.
Jason & Anastasia from Jefferson City on 07/28/2008 03:16 PM
The High Street Victorian is a Beautiful home and excellent hosts!
Jason & Anastasia from Jefferson City on 07/28/2008 03:16 PM
The High Street Victorian is a Beautiful home and excellent hosts!
School House B&B (Rocheport)
- + We do not bike, but walked a portion of the Katy Trail. We spent a night at the Schoolhouse B&B and found it delightful. The lodgings were outstanding and there was great attention to detail. The brea...
Discussion started 07/26/2008 05:05 PM by chris g - 0 replieschris g from Florissant, MO on 07/26/2008 05:05 PM
We do not bike, but walked a portion of the Katy Trail. We spent a night at the Schoolhouse B&B and found it delightful. The lodgings were outstanding and there was great attention to detail. The breakfast was great too. You can get $20 off your room rate until near the end of August if you visit their website and use the code. The inkeepers wew gracious too.
chris g from Florissant, MO on 07/26/2008 05:05 PM
We do not bike, but walked a portion of the Katy Trail. We spent a night at the Schoolhouse B&B and found it delightful. The lodgings were outstanding and there was great attention to detail. The breakfast was great too. You can get $20 off your room rate until near the end of August if you visit their website and use the code. The inkeepers wew gracious too.
Swan Haven Inn (Augusta)
- + Neat house. Great people and service. Off the trail a bit if you don't mind that. I would not recommend reserving the $110 room because it doesn't have a stand up shower, but other than that it was a ...
Discussion started 07/26/2008 03:46 PM by Randy & Kelly - 0 repliesRandy & Kelly from St. Louis on 07/26/2008 03:46 PM
Neat house. Great people and service. Off the trail a bit if you don't mind that. I would not recommend reserving the $110 room because it doesn't have a stand up shower, but other than that it was a great place and I would stay there again.
Randy & Kelly from St. Louis on 07/26/2008 03:46 PM
Neat house. Great people and service. Off the trail a bit if you don't mind that. I would not recommend reserving the $110 room because it doesn't have a stand up shower, but other than that it was a great place and I would stay there again.
Katy Trail Cafe (Sedalia), Recommend
- + After riding all morning, stopped there for lunch, had an excellent meal. Good food, priced right, a friendly place and you don't have to leave the trail. Gets a recommend from me!
Discussion started 07/23/2008 01:45 PM by Darrell - 0 repliesDarrell from Jeff City, Mo. on 07/23/2008 01:45 PM
After riding all morning, stopped there for lunch, had an excellent meal. Good food, priced right, a friendly place and you don't have to leave the trail. Gets a recommend from me!
Darrell from Jeff City, Mo. on 07/23/2008 01:45 PM
After riding all morning, stopped there for lunch, had an excellent meal. Good food, priced right, a friendly place and you don't have to leave the trail. Gets a recommend from me!