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Location:
St. Louis County
Trail Manager:
St. Louis County Parks and Recreation
41 South Central
Clayton, MO 63105
Phone:
314-651-4386
Website:
www.co.st-louis.mo.us/parks
St. Louis County
Trail Manager:
St. Louis County Parks and Recreation
41 South Central
Clayton, MO 63105
Phone:
314-651-4386
Website:
www.co.st-louis.mo.us/parks
Directions:
From St. Louis, at the junction of I-40 and 270, take I-270 north to New Halls Ferry Road
and follow, crossing over Lindbergh. Continue past Lindbergh 1.3 more miles to Vaile.
Turn right and follow 2.2 miles to Old Jamestown Road, turn left. The park is a quarter mile
further on the right. This is an urban trail with
heavy traffic to negotiate with your truck and
trailer.
GPS Coordinates:
Trailhead Lot: N38.85122, W-90.28679
Miles of Trails:
.5 of a mile and open riding by the river.
Trailer Parking:
Moderate and only allowed at the gravel lot.
Trail Maps:
St Louis County Parks Map
JPG Topo Map - jpg file that anyone can open.
GPX - Can be viewed in Google Earth and many other mapping programs.
National Geographic Topo Map - Will only open in National Geographic Topo Software.
Mapsource GDB File - Will open only if you have Garmin Mapsource Software.
Season:
Year-round.
No hunting allowed here.
Fees:
No day use fees.
Equine Camping:
Not allowed.
Trail Notes:
Trail and riding area by the river are all easy riding. Please do not ride this area when it is
wet because the area by the river becomes very boggy. The trail is marked with little wood
posts with an orange top and a horse emblem. The trail follows the tree line along the edge
of the park. This is an urban area with a lot of houses all around it and lots of people using
the park.
Cart/Wagon Driving:
Unknown at this time. Researching now.
Water Available:
Drinking water: Yes, available within the park.
Water for the horses: Yes, collected from water fountains within the park. Most areas
where water is located, however, do not allow horses.
Other Facilities:
Restrooms, picnic shelters, picnic tables, playground, tennis courts, basketball court, camp
sites, & a Frisbee Golf Area.
Other Activities:
Hiking, camping, basketball, tennis, Frisbee golf, picnicking, wildlife study, & photography.
Other Services:
Car care, groceries, & restaurants: On Lindbergh, a few miles south.
Tack: The Tack Trunk
Chesterfield
(636) 812-0146
Feed: El-Mel, Inc
Florissant
314-741-2117
Emergency Information:
Cell Phone Signal: Excellent
St. Louis Co. Sheriff: 1-314-615-4724
Hospital: Christian Hospital
Florissant
314-953-6000
Veterinarian: Gateway Equine Veterinary
Wentzville
636-639-6888
From St. Louis, at the junction of I-40 and 270, take I-270 north to New Halls Ferry Road
and follow, crossing over Lindbergh. Continue past Lindbergh 1.3 more miles to Vaile.
Turn right and follow 2.2 miles to Old Jamestown Road, turn left. The park is a quarter mile
further on the right. This is an urban trail with
heavy traffic to negotiate with your truck and
trailer.
GPS Coordinates:
Trailhead Lot: N38.85122, W-90.28679
Miles of Trails:
.5 of a mile and open riding by the river.
Trailer Parking:
Moderate and only allowed at the gravel lot.
Trail Maps:
St Louis County Parks Map
JPG Topo Map - jpg file that anyone can open.
GPX - Can be viewed in Google Earth and many other mapping programs.
National Geographic Topo Map - Will only open in National Geographic Topo Software.
Mapsource GDB File - Will open only if you have Garmin Mapsource Software.
Season:
Year-round.
No hunting allowed here.
Fees:
No day use fees.
Equine Camping:
Not allowed.
Trail Notes:
Trail and riding area by the river are all easy riding. Please do not ride this area when it is
wet because the area by the river becomes very boggy. The trail is marked with little wood
posts with an orange top and a horse emblem. The trail follows the tree line along the edge
of the park. This is an urban area with a lot of houses all around it and lots of people using
the park.
Cart/Wagon Driving:
Unknown at this time. Researching now.
Water Available:
Drinking water: Yes, available within the park.
Water for the horses: Yes, collected from water fountains within the park. Most areas
where water is located, however, do not allow horses.
Other Facilities:
Restrooms, picnic shelters, picnic tables, playground, tennis courts, basketball court, camp
sites, & a Frisbee Golf Area.
Other Activities:
Hiking, camping, basketball, tennis, Frisbee golf, picnicking, wildlife study, & photography.
Other Services:
Car care, groceries, & restaurants: On Lindbergh, a few miles south.
Tack: The Tack Trunk
Chesterfield
(636) 812-0146
Feed: El-Mel, Inc
Florissant
314-741-2117
Emergency Information:
Cell Phone Signal: Excellent
St. Louis Co. Sheriff: 1-314-615-4724
Hospital: Christian Hospital
Florissant
314-953-6000
Veterinarian: Gateway Equine Veterinary
Wentzville
636-639-6888
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