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JPM from Hazelwood, MO on 5/2/2011 8:45:03 AM:
When planning a long distance trip on the Katy, how many miles should one figure to ride per day?
 
KCK from Fayette, MO on 5/2/2011 1:31:45 PM:
Depends upon how much time do you have an d how far you can ride in a day. I have done the trail in 3, 4 and 5 day trips. What is your comfort level? Trying to space your daily destinations in accordance to accommodations along the way you are wanting to use. Example of three day was Clinton to Boonville with accommodations in Boonville. 2nd day Boonville to McKittrick and stayed in Hermann, then finished short ride the last day. Check the Dept Natural Resources Annual Katy Trail Ride to get an idea of a 5 day ride.
 
Larry from St. Louis on 5/2/2011 5:03:59 PM:
We did Sedalia to St. Charles last year with a group of very average riders. We found 40 to 50 miles per day with a nice break for lunch was about right. Wouldn't wanted to have done more but it's all based on your skill level and conditioning, of course. Was a great experience!
 
Nan from Florida on 5/5/2011 7:55:31 PM:
It's a bit slower going on the Katy trail than riding on paved asphalt. I'd say 40 miles a day is probably a good average, but it depends a lot upon conditions such as wind and/or heat, and how often you plan to stop to read historical markers and take photos.
 
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