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Level: Easiest
Length: 7 mi (11.3 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Network
Elevation: -
Total: 12 riders
 

Mountain Biking Queeny Trails

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#96 of 169 mountain bike trails in Missouri
#6,975 in the world

Queeny Park was once part of the estate of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Queeny. Mr. Queeny was the former president and chairman of the board of Monsanto Chemical Company, which was founded by his father. There are over 7 miles of trail at Queeny Park. The trails have been constructed using both paved and gravel surfaces. Terrain is hilly with a few steep grades. Woods, old fields, ponds and lakes make Queeny a wildlife oasis. With few developments within the park boundaries, Queeny is big enough to give you a feel of getting away from it all despite being located in a dense, suburban area. More detailed directions: From I-270 take the Manchester Rd. (Hwy 100) exit and proceed west. Turn right at Weidman Rd. Park entrance is a short distance on the right.

First added by TrailAPI on Jan 9, 2014. Last updated May 4, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
  • Drinking water: yes
  • Lift service: unknown
  • Night riding: unknown
  • Pump track: unknown
  • Restrooms: yes
  • Fat bike grooming: yes
  • E-bikes allowed: unknown
  • Fee required: unknown
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1675 S Mason Rd St Louis MO 63131


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  • CFM   ✓ supporter
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    Definitely no singletrack here but the asphalt and crushed limestone trails were nice to ride while the other trails were wet from melting snow. The hilly terrain and changing landscape made it an interesting ride. A lot of walkers, runners, and equestrians use this trail also.

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  • jaketherake
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    If you are looking for singletrack don't come here. If you are looking for a leisurely asphalt trail this is the place for you. Three because no singletrack.

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