Great walking trail! Although it is not paved, most of the trails are very well kept and mostly flat and quite accessible for all levels of walkers and aside from seasonable mud - should be easy...
Parkville Nature Sanctuary
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The Parkville Nature Sanctuary, nestled in Kansas City, MO, is a verdant haven dedicated to wildlife preservation and education. This 115-acre natural oasis, meticulously maintained by the City of Parkville Parks and Recreation alongside dedicated volunteers, boasts nearly three miles of enchanting hiking trails.
Established in 1989, the sanctuary evolved from a generous land donation and seed funding, blossoming under the guidance of the Parkville Nature Sanctuary Committee. Over the years, the site has been thoughtfully developed to minimize impact on its diverse ecosystem, with bridges, boardwalks, and erosion control measures enhancing accessibility while safeguarding habitats.
Noteworthy additions like the White Alloe Creek Conservation Area have expanded the sanctuary's scope, offering a richer tapestry of forested landscapes. Eagle Scout projects and ADA-compliant trails further enhance visitor experiences, while the historic Girl Scout Cabin provides a charming focal point for gatherings and events.
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Hidden right by the bustle of downtown parkville, the parkville nature sanctuary has become one of my favorite places to do an easy hike. The trails are well maintained, and while there are some...
Nice park with good hiking trails. This park was busy the day we were there, but we still managed to get away from the crowd. Occasionally met others walking the trails. I would definitely...
It's always a great time at the Nature Sanctuary. We brought a picnic to enjoy on one of the trail's benches. It was peaceful! The trail and amenities are well maintained. It's also a nice...
All-time favorite place to go to connect quickly back with nature! Trails are maintained very well. Can be slightly busy at times, which isn't a bad thing per se, can just make parking a...







